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Category Archives: Motivation
Leadership and Passion – Gary Vaynerchuck
Great video of Gary Vaynerchuck talking about passion for your job. Continue reading
Want more tips on retaining your best people?
Join us on April 28th at 2PM Eastern for a free 1 hour webinar on retaining your best people as the job market improves. Don’t miss it! 2010 is here and the job market is improving – is your employee … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, General, leadership, Motivation, Staff Development, Team Building, Tools
Tagged Basics, Communication, effectiveness, leadership, management, Management Tip, Motivation, Team, Tools
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There’s No Such Thing as “Leadership for Women”
Lately I’ve been receiving a lot of requests and suggestions about developing a leadership program for women. I’m assuming this is because people have noticed that I’m a woman and that I talk a lot about leadership. So naturally I … Continue reading
Posted in General, leadership, Motivation, Transition to Management
Tagged Inspiration, leadership, Life, Self Evaluation
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Your Best People are Updating Their Resumes Right Now
The recovery is beginning and the fear of instability that has held your best people in their seats for two tough years is fading away. Research indicates that 2010 may be the year of turnover – the year that your best people start looking at the job market. Are you doing everything you can to retain your best people? Continue reading
Posted in Communication, General, Hiring, leadership, Motivation, Rewards and Incentives, Staff Development, Uncategorized
Tagged challenge, Communication, Hiring, leadership, management, Motivation, Team
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Randy Pausch on Time Management
If you haven’t seen the long version of this talk by Randy Pausch, it’s here. For those of you who are not familiar with the story, Randy was a professor at Carnegie Mellon who died of pancreatic cancer a few … Continue reading
Crisis Leadership
In February 2010 the Canadian sail training vessel Concordia sank off the coast of Brazil. 15 minutes to get 64 students and staff members into lifeboats. Due to great equipment and proper training everyone was safely rescued by the Brazilian Navy and other area vessels. Continue reading
Posted in leadership, Motivation, Team Building
Tagged challenge, effectiveness, leadership, Team, trust
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How to Build a Team
Teambuilding is a key component of effective management. A group of happy, high-performing individuals is not a team. So how do you build a culture of mutual dependence within your team? Find out the top three key components to effective team building for new managers. Continue reading
Lost Generation
The Lost Generation video presents a fantastic twist on turning our beliefs around. Continue reading
Posted in Communication, leadership, Motivation, Prioritization, Work/Life Balance
Tagged Inspiration, leadership, Life, Motivation
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Introducing GRASP – A New Model for Goal Management
You’ve heard of SMART goals and the GROW model – this post introduces a new way of looking at goal management for new managers – the GRASP model. Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Communication, General, leadership, Motivation, Setting Goals, Staff Development, Tools
Tagged Basics, Coaching, Communication, effectiveness, Goals, leadership, management, Management Tip, Motivation, Self Evaluation, Tools
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Fear Can Kill Your Career
Fear can save your life but it can kill your career. As a leader, fear of failure can keep you from making the decisions that are critical to your success as a manager. Learn how to focus on the goal, not the obstacles. Continue reading
Posted in General, leadership, Motivation, Setting Goals
Tagged Basics, challenge, effectiveness, Fear of Failure, Goals, leadership, management, Motivation, Self Evaluation, trust
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