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The Importance of a Leader’s Heart

February 20, 2008 by Michael Hyatt

The most important thing you can do as a leader is to keep your heart open.

…Maintaining an open heart—pumping possibility through your organization—is the most important thing you can do as a leader.

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: Communication, heart, Leadership, motivation, open

Four Leadership Lessons from the Super Bowl

February 6, 2008 by Michael Hyatt

As I was reflecting on the game Monday morning, I thought that the Giants, particularly Eli Manning, demonstrated four characteristics of all great leaders:

…It would have been easy for the Giants to listen to the drift of the media and assume they couldn’t win.

Eli Manning, Football, Leadership, Super Bowl

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: leadership football super bowl eli manning

The Lost Art of Listening

November 3, 2007 by Michael Hyatt

One of the greatest gifts any of us can ever receive is the gift of listening. It is also one of the greatest gifts we can ever give. Unfortunately, it appears to be a lost art.

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: listening skills leadership

Shift the Drift

September 27, 2007 by Michael Hyatt

Every stream has a current. Throw a twig or a piece of paper into the water, and it will drift with the current. This is natural. It is simply the way things work. Organizations are similar to streams. They too have a flow.

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: change, culture, Drift, gossip, Leadership, organizational change, Rumors

Taking a Stand

The Difference Between Trying and Committing

May 8, 2007 by Michael Hyatt

There are probably as many different philosophies of creating an annual budget as there are companies. When I came to Thomas Nelson initially, the philosophy was the push-up, pull-down philosophy. Management would try to get the individual units to push up their revenues budget as high as they could and push down their expenses as low as they could go.

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: stand commitment budget planning

Four Characteristics of Inspirational Leaders

April 30, 2007 by Michael Hyatt

Inspirational leaders set the pace. Inspirational leaders believe in the future.

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: braveheart, inspiration, Leadership, lt. col. hal moore, mel gibson, ronald reagan, ronald wallace, we were soldiers, william wallace

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