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Cultivating a Culture of Leadership: Strategies for Success
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Leadership is a vital element in any successful organization. To cultivate a culture of strong leadership, employers must focus on develop...
Unlocking the Power of Virtue: A Guide to Leadership by Virtue
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Are you struggling to become an effective leader? Do you want to improve your leadership skills but do not know where to start? If yes, then...
Which Martial Art (Leadership) is the best?
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It is an important question that each practitioner/non-practitioner asks them selfs. I am frequently asked this question and a long time ago...
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Does the answer lay in sustainable development leadership?
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I upgraded the classic Einstein quote ‘ We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them ’ by ad...
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Things Agility Can Teach Us About Leadership
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More and more we hear about ‘agility’ in project management, agility leadership , agility in martial arts and canine agility … What ex...
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Things nobody tells you about Soft vs. Hard
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“Soft can beat hard” is a saying in martial arts . It is hard to understand that one can be soft in martial arts and still win, isn’t it? ...
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How Would a Leader Rock With Fun
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Does fun have anything to do in leadership? Did ever happen to you when you were still young that out of nothing (or for something that to...
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The Difference between Helping and Fixing
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Leaders are there to help, managers to fix. Agree? Probably hard to claim this could be the final truth. When helping someone then (o...
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Best Practices That Drive Adaptability
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“Better to spend three years looking for a good master than ten years training with a bad one.” Wushu wisdom. We live in a fast changing ...
How to Guide Your Change
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“Change is the only constant in life” Heraclitus . Then why are we so afraid of it? In the post Organizational change I have written th...
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How leader decide
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I have read that there are many people who think and plan in organizations, but very few who have the ability to move cognitive processes i...
Employee Engagement
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I’ve read a lot of articles stating and arguing that the engaged workforce can create competitive advantage . The prime question here is how...
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Competition or Collaboration?
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There is always a dilemma how to get better results: by fostering competition or collaboration between employees for the executions of orga...
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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...
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...
Leadership and values
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In my post on Virtue – Morality – Ethics and leadership I have written down that virtue motivates, morals and ethics constrain. Most of t...
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Leadership and Mindset
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Does a leader need a special mindset to lead? Gap International consulting firm conducted in-depth interviews with more than 500 global...
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Pushing hands
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What could pushing hands in Tai Chi and leadership have in common? ‘ Pushing hands ’ or ‘tui shou’ is a two-person training routines in T...
Labeled leadership
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“ A rose by any other name would smell as sweet ” ( Shakespeare ). Giving names or labels to differentiate leadership styles today is a hu...
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