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Leaders by design is a concept I have been pondering for about 10 years now. If I were to write a book, It would address this concept. If we can figure out how we want to design our leaders, perhaps we can better fill leadership requirements or voids. Terri Hartwell Easter (T.H. Easter) Consulting found …
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Years ago I came across an article addressing how people have used ancient Greek and Roman philosophies to help them live their lives better. They all used philosophy to help in achieving "eudaimonia", by which the Greeks meant "flourishing" or "the good life". Never being one to leave anything alone--I have modified the seven techniques, …
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Patrick Lencioni believes that the single greatest advantage any company can achieve is organizational health. Unfortunately most leaders prefer to deal with the data-driven world of organizational intelligence. The problem is, without good organizational health, organizational intelligence is attenuated. In The Advantage, Lencioni explains that “an organization is healthy when it’s whole, consistent and complete, …
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For the past several years I have been reading, researching, and thinking a great deal about the ancients and their unique way of looking at leadership. It’s interesting to realize there is indeed nothing new under the sun. All the great leadership books, thoughts, theories can be traced back to the ancients. Today there is …
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Please visit our website for a complete list of LEDx2.0 speakers and an archive from LEDx1.0: www.ledxau.com or check us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LEDxAU I was first exposed to a TED Conference while at Stanford University in April 2008. I was lucky to see Thomas P.M. Barnett’s talk on rethinking America’s military strategy and I was …
