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4 Steps to Communicating Vision

January 23, 2018 by Michael Hyatt

There’s just no substitute for vision. When we have a compelling, unifying view of the future—and we’re able to communicate that view—it can motivate people to accomplish astonishing things. And those who lack vision, well, they’re just “unready” for the challenge of leadership. In this episode, we’re going to explore the importance of vision to energize […]

Filed Under: Lead to Win, Leadership, Personal Development, Podcast Tagged With: communicating, Communication, Leadership, leading teams, Podcast, vision

How to Implement a Successful Culture Shift in Your Office

What It Takes for Vision to Transform the Day-to-Day

January 23, 2018 by Pratik Dholakiya

Company culture can make or break a business and those who are a part of it. According to a study by Deloitte, half of workers agree that culture has the strongest effect on their experience and engagement, beating out the environment and even the tools and technology they use on the job. For a company […]

Filed Under: Leadership, Personal Development Tagged With: communicating, Communication, Leadership, leading teams, vision

Guy Walks into a Board Room

How Leaders Can Stand Up and Cast a Compelling Vision

January 23, 2018 by Jeremy Lott

Comedians refer to an audience that hasn’t heard any jokes yet as a “cold room.” It is thus the job of the comics who go first or second in the night to warm them up. You tell some jokes, suggest a convivial mood for the crowd, and hope they’ve brought their funny bones. I have […]

Filed Under: Influence, Leadership Tagged With: communicating, Communication, Leadership, leading teams, vision

Martin Luther King’s Nobel Cause

The Story Behind Winning the Peace Prize

January 16, 2018 by Tim Cavanaugh

Martin Luther King’s path to the Nobel Peace Prize took him to several countries and included encounters with J. Edgar Hoover, and the founders of the British civil rights movement. But it began with a Quaker in Philadelphia. Colin W. Bell, a career charitable worker, wrote the first nominating letter that led to King’s award, […]

Filed Under: Leadership, Personal Development Tagged With: Leadership, Martin Luther King, MLK, unity

Hiring Diversity Makes You Smarter

How Your Organization Can Thrive by Gathering a Team of Rivals

January 16, 2018 by Lawrence W. Wilson

“How could we have been so stupid?” The question was posed by none other than John F. Kennedy in the aftermath of the 1961 Bay of Pigs fiasco, the a failed invasion of Cuba by CIA-backed Cuban exiles. The disastrous plan, strongly recommended by top advisors and approved the President himself, resulted in over three […]

Filed Under: Leadership, Personal Development Tagged With: Leadership, Martin Luther King, MLK, unity

What Martin Luther King Jr. Teaches Leaders Today

5 Transformative Principles for Change

January 16, 2018 by Chris Williamson

Seeking a working definition of leadership is one thing, but seeking examples of defining leaders can be more valuable. We embrace the familiar adage, “more is caught than taught,” because many of us are visual learners. We have to see leadership in action and not just read about it or talk about it. Defining leaders […]

Filed Under: Leadership, Personal Development Tagged With: Leadership, Martin Luther King, MLK, unity

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