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The Open-Door Policy

The Open-Door Policy

Leadership is often defined as a set of behaviors by which one person influences others toward the achievement of goals. Put more simply, leadership is about momentum and results. While these definitions are true, they somehow fall short. What mechanism should a...

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Leadership and the Art of Performance

Leadership and the Art of Performance

Edited January 2021 Leadership is a role, a part you play in front of many audiences. It’s a part that comes with many expected and unexpected demands. Finding the balance, what you are truly responsible for versus what you assume responsibility for, is the difference...

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We Should All be Like Woody

We Should All be Like Woody

It’s not often that I’ll be bought to tears while working. Yesterday morning, while pulling together material for an upcoming workshop on motivation, I was reminded of a getaway my wife Shannon and I had taken and an extraordinary person we met during the trip. Every...

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Never Underestimate the Power of Knowing Your People

Never Underestimate the Power of Knowing Your People

As a leader, knowing your people has a powerful and long-lasting impact. But the pendulum of effect swings two ways–positive and negative.  A manager who is indifferent to his staff will leave individuals feeling disposable and unremarkable. However, a boss who takes...

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Ho, ho, ho…and Merry Christmas!

Here's to a Merry Christmas, a Happy New Year, and a grateful so long, farewell to 2020 from Giant Leap Consulting's Chief Encouragement Officer, Bill Treasurer. ☃️ [video width="656" height="1232"...

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2021 WILL REQUIRE YOUR Very BEST!

2021 WILL REQUIRE YOUR Very BEST!

Hey GLC readers! It is December 2020, and what a year it has been. Total craziness! I think it’s safe to say that all of us are tired of social distancing, washing our hands countless times during the day, and deciding when we walk into a grocery store if having to...

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The Courage to Be Courageous

The Courage to Be Courageous

I once coached a professional named Bob who was considering three separate job offers. All were well-known companies, but one was of particular renown. Its name carried a certain pedigree that eclipsed the others. Bob had settled his mind on one of the lesser offers,...

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