Great Podcast from Stanford... I have used this one many times and I keep returning to the phrase...."No Exit Strategy From Your Life's Work" So...what is your life's work? Thoughts and influences from early life continue to shape how Evernote CEO Phil Libin embraces his work. In this wide-ranging presentation, Libin shares key beliefs and …
8 leadership myths dispelled by Tara R. Alemany
So, what happens when you get 21 leaders together to work on a project? I’ve had the pleasure of witnessing just such a scenario over the past year, and the insights I’ve come away with defy certain myths about leaders. Myth #1: Leaders are egotistical. Real leaders don’t need to lead 100% of the time. …
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Senators Clash Over Idea Of More Pentagon Cuts
Yahoo.com February 28, 2012 By Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Leading senators on the Budget Committee clashed Tuesday over whether the Pentagon could bear even deeper budget cuts, with defense officials warning that additional reductions would hit jobs across the 50 states and affect national security. Democratic Sen. Kent Conrad, the committee chairman, …
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10 Things Every Creative Person (That’s YOU) Must Learn by CHaSe
Here is a list of 10 things I’ve learned the hard way that every photographer, designer, creative–heck, every creative person–should know. 1. Experts aren’t the answer. The blogs, the teachers, the mentors, the seminars aren’t the answer. They’re not there to tell you exactly what you need to know. If they’re good, then they are …
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If You Want Your People To Perform, Don’t Give Them Permission…Give Them Intent
By Simon Sinek David Marquet graduated at the top of his class from the Naval Academy. After serving aboard submarines in the Atlantic and the Pacific, Captain Marquet finally earned something many officers dream of - his own command. Marquet was handed the keys to one of the finest boats in America's fleet - the …
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One Of The Best Leadership Lessons Ever….. In Just 29 Words: By Terry Starbucker
A Short Course in Human Relations ..pretty much sums it all up! The 6 most important words: “I admit I made a mistake.” The 5 most important words: “You did a great job!” The 4 most important words: “What do you think?” The 3 most important words: “If you please …” The 2 most important …
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The 10 Best Places for Military Retirees to Launch Second Careers (repost)
by Ho Lin @ Military.com (Blogger's note: Boy, I don't know about you, but this is a tough list to get real excited about) A career in the military hones certain skill sets and talents, but where are the best places to take those talents once you're out of the military? To coin a phrase …
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5 Principles of Innovation by Greg Satell
Are innovators born or made? Surely, those who spawn ideas that change the world are special – different then the rest of us. Take one look at an Einstein, a Henry Ford or a Steve Jobs and it seems that they were bequeathed with something unique. They have a flair and a surety about themselves that borders …
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Innovation Strategy Lessons from Moneyball by Mike Brown
We don’t see many movies, but recently watched Moneyball, nominated for six Academy Awards, on DVD. To be accurate, I watched Moneyball multiple times. The first viewing was because I was intrigued by the movie’s story, especially since I missed seeing Oakland A’s general manager, and subject of the movie, Billy Beane speak at The Market Research Event several …
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7 Tips for Young Leaders
1. Starting out is hard - very hard. That's normal. My personal story is that when I began in vocational ministry less than 3 years ago, many leaders from both of the teams I was hired to lead left within the first few months. Here I was with all of my excitement and vision and lacking …
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