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Jerry Colonna – Reboot
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Alex Goryachev – Innovation
Are you giving yourself time to innovate? On today’s episode, I speak about innovation and productivity with Alex Goryachev, the senior director of innovation at…
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John Zeratsky – Make Time
What’s the one critical thing you need to get done today? When John Zeratsky worked at Google with his co-author Jake Knapp, they noticed they…
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Steve Denning – The Age of Agile
How can large organizations act like small teams? Steve Denning is a popular Forbes.com contributor, Fortune500 leadership coach, and author of six leadership books including…
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Bawa Jain – Responsible Leadership
What does it mean to be a responsible leader? Bawa Jain is the Secretary-General for the World Council of Religious Leaders and the founder and…
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Morten Hansen – Great at Work
How can you get extraordinary results by doing less? Morten Hansen, management professor at the University of California and author of Great at Work, believes…
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Alan Stein Jr – Raise Your Game
What makes someone coachable? Humility helps, but can humility be taught? Motivational speaker and author of Raise Your Game Alan Stein Jr believes so. He…
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John Maxwell – The Five Levels of Leadership
This episode is a re-run. John Maxwell, author of The 5 Levels of Leadership (and 29 other books), talked with me about the pinnacle of…
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Antonio Nieto Rodriguez – The Project Revolution
What if everything in your life could be a project? This week, we are joined by Antonio Nieto Rodriguez, a champion of project management who…
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Learning In The Body
Because even if he knew his leadership (and his life) wasn’t working, even if on some level he was uncomfortable with it, there was a stubborn part of him that was actually deeply comfortable with it. He knew this place of holding everything and, in the past, it had even helped him succeed.
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To Develop Leadership Skills, Practice in a Low-Risk Environment
It was the second day of an intensive leadership program I lead once a year and there were 20 participants in the room. Gupta and…
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Will you help me? Thinkers50 Voting
At the end of January, I shared that I was named to the Thinkers50 Radar Class of 2019. I have tremendous respect for Thinkers50 and…
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How to (Finally) Follow Through on Better Habits
In my defense, I was tired. It had been a long day involving travel and time zone changes. But that’s the point really. When aren’t…
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13 Ways We Justify, Rationalize, or Ignore Negative Feedback
Everybody loves feedback… as long as it’s positive. But most of us dislike negative feedback so much that we’ve even changed the name—it’s not negative,…
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Every Successful Leader Has Blind Spots. Here’s How to Discover Yours
Geoff, a client whose name I’ve changed to protect his privacy, is a successful entrepreneur. The business he started has grown impressively. He is visionary…
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The Best Leaders Aren’t Afraid to Ask for Help
I think of myself as strong. I see myself as someone who can manage a lot of stress. Who can get a tremendous amount accomplished…
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The 3-Step Plan for Making 2019 Your Most Productive Year
Yesterday started with the best of intentions. I walked into my office in the morning with a vague sense of what I wanted to accomplish.…
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Leading with Emotional Courage
Theoretically, leadership is straightforward, but how many people actually lead? The gap between theory and practice is huge. Emotional courage is what bridges that gap.
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18 Minutes
Have you ever felt busy all day but still find you didn’t move forward in the most important priorities in work and in your life? Never before has it been so important to be intentional about our time and say no to distraction.
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Four Seconds
In Four Seconds, Peter Bregman shows that the key to success in our fast-moving world is to pause for as few as four seconds–the length of a deep breath–to replace bad habits and reactions with more productive behaviors.
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Point B
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