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Leading in Times of Crisis: Follow the 7 Cs

Leading in Times of Crisis: Follow the 7 Cs

A few weeks ago I reached out to my friend and colleague Dan Roberts to see if he’d share his “7 Cs” of leadership with you. Dan is the CEO of Ouellette & Associates, and well known in the technology world. He is the author of multiple books, including the...

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F.E.A.R. — Failure is to be Expected, Be Ready for It

F.E.A.R. — Failure is to be Expected, Be Ready for It

This month, we welcome guest blogger, Mark Divine. Mark is a retired Navy SEAL Commander, founder of SEALFIT and Unbeatable Mind, and New York Times bestselling author of The Way of the SEAL, Unbeatable Mind, and his newly released Staring Down the Wolf. On TV, you...

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Look Someone In the Eye If You Want The Job Done Right

Look Someone In the Eye If You Want The Job Done Right

Edited for 2020 Greetings GLC readers! I hope 2020 is going well as you work on all those resolutions, with being a better “communicator” as your #1. If not, it should be, because as leaders, your ability to effectively communicate via any available means (social...

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I Do Believe in Meetings. I Do, Do!

I Do Believe in Meetings. I Do, Do!

By Becky Jarrell The following is an original blog post by Becky Jarrell. It is based on the importance of good meetings as presented in her new book, POW-erful Meetings. I believe in meetings. At least, I believe in good meetings. Unfortunately, there are so many...

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3 Ways My Coaching Course Will Change Your Career

3 Ways My Coaching Course Will Change Your Career

As a coach, if you're not constantly searching for ways to improve yourself, why should you expect your coachees to? Effective coaching, whether for the coach or coachee, is about personal growth and improvement. Reaping that growth requires ongoing evaluation,...

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What’s Next for Me and My Career?

What’s Next for Me and My Career?

So, you’ve been in your initial supervisory position for a reasonable amount of time to show everyone interested your blossoming leadership mojo. You think you finally have a handle on what is expected of you in the job, despite the natural bumps along the road as you...

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