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Leading with Compassion: Martial Arts for Leaders
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Martial arts is a great way to build physical strength, discipline and confidence. Martial arts can also teach us important leadership ski...
Building a Team of Leaders: A Guide
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Building a team of high-performing leaders is crucial for any business seeking success or other organization. As a business leader, you ha...
Challenges of Leadership in the Digital Age: leading a Generation X
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Leadership in the digital age has changed from previous ages. The current generation, often referred to as Generation X (born 1965-1980), ...
Leadership and Millenians
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Millennials : too many companies you will work for are not built to take care of you. Until that changes, please take care of each other. Bu...
Insecurity drains the life out of employees
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Not long ago a majority of workers worked for the same company for 20, 30 or more years. It was a normal occurrence. At the time many of my...
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Reasons your Focus is or isn’t going to Work
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“ If a man does not know to what port he is steering, no wind is favorable to him ” by Seneca. Yes, we have to focus! The so-called Y (o...
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Do we still / again need Leaders?
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Current economic and political situation in the world with all perturbations is a big puzzle for me whether we are having or not the leaders...
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Disciplines of execution
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Not long ago I met a young upwardly mobile professional. While discussing his views on management practices his position was clear: the subo...
Avoid or not office politics inside the company?
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Politics are as old as civilization is. We are all aware of that. The fascination with politics increased in the 16th century when Machiave...
“Milking” – a new way of getting information from applicants?
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Have you ever been through a hiring interview process? If yes, what were your experiences: positive or negative? There is not a lot of t...
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Coach-ability?
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Being a teacher and author of the book on leadership my interest was picked up by the article 'Why Leaders Are Easier to Coach than Foll...
Humble or Agile Leadership
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So far I have explored several types of leadership and what constitutes them. This post I dedicate to another two leadership styles that, c...
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Leadership: More Intelligence or Emotions
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Should a leader use mostly intelligence or should the emotions be primary in dealing with people, decision making…? Some of the definition...
Atypical views on Leadership - 1
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An outstanding Leadership for cross cultural team(s) Have you met a person that was thinking in a completely different way to yours? Wh...
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EGO and Leadership?
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“The ego ” – a positive or a negative feature? Is it a necessary ingredient, an essential to had by an exceptional leader? We all seem to ...
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Leadership and succession
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“A person who does not worry about the future will shortly start to worry about the present” is an ancient Chinese proverb. Unfortunate...
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Problem solving and Leadership
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Broadly perceived “western” trap says: “Problem solving is the essence of why leaders exist to do.” Why is that false? Like falling domin...
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Leadership By Virtue ~ book trailer
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Blurb of the book: Interwoven around the leadership process, corporate challenges and martial arts this book brings the reader along to ...
Management practices and tools that just “don’t work”
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From the management’s perspective managers perform tasks, manage people and do business. Accordingly, there are numerous methodologies and ...
Organizational culture and martial arts
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Organizations are made for employees to work there and not opposite: employee should fit the organization. As the organization grows large...
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