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Why You Don’t Have to Be a Jerk to Win at Work

Why You Don’t Have to Be a Jerk to Win at Work

4 Ways Kindness Can Give You an Edge in Business

June 26, 2015 by Michael Hyatt

We sometimes think we have to be jerks to win at work. Standout leaders like Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos are famous for their tough approach. And we all know raging meaniacs set impossible standards and get amazing results, right? I spent most of my professional life in the publishing business. While I was president […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: eulogy virtues, Jeff Bezos, jerk, meaniac, micromangement, resume virtues, steve jobs

No, You Don’t Need to be Great at Everything—and Why You Shouldn’t Even Try

One Belief Holding You Back in Business and Life

June 22, 2015 by Michael Hyatt

If you’re an entrepreneur at heart like me, it’s tempting to wear every hat in the business. This is especially true if you’re cursed with being halfway good at all those jobs. That’s not a compliment, by the way. I should emphasize the word cursed. Think of it this way: Would you intentionally hire someone […]

Filed Under: Entrepreneurship, Leadership Tagged With: competency, delegation, entrepreneur, Leadership, team, teamwork

9 Reasons You Need More Fishing in Your Life

How to Reconnect to Your Heart, Your Purpose, and More

June 19, 2015 by Michael Hyatt

Ever since I was a boy, I’ve enjoyed fishing. But the older I get the more I realize I don’t just enjoy it. I really need fishing. I recently went fly fishing on the Bighorn River in Montana. I was lucky to go with several other guys. Some were old friends, others I had just […]

Filed Under: Personal Development Tagged With: Arthur Boers, fishing, fly fishing, focal practice, relaxation, Rest

Blogging Gone Bad: 7 Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make

Plus Easy Fixes to Gain and Retain the Readers Your Message Deserves

June 15, 2015 by Michael Hyatt

I follow a lot of blogs. I also stop following a lot. Why? My day is the same length as everyone’s, and frankly life’s too short to read bad blogs. Once I started blogging over a decade ago, I became a student of the art. Through trial and error I learned what worked, what didn’t, […]

Filed Under: Platform Tagged With: Blogging, blogging mistakes, Headlines, scannability, Titles

The 10 Characteristics of a Rockstar Executive Assistant

What Every Leader Needs to Know about the Most Important Member of the Team

June 12, 2015 by Michael Hyatt

You can’t make it on your own, and that’s not a putdown. It’s reality. And the bigger your goals, the more help you’re going to need in reaching them. In the corporate world, I relied heavily on my executive assistants. When I struck out on my own, I thought I could manage without one. Crazy. […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: delegate, executive assistant, servant's heart, Teams, virtual assistant

How to Use the Gratitude Advantage at Work

6 Tactics for Powering Your Success by Expressing Thanks

June 5, 2015 by Michael Hyatt

Lona Collins is 107 years old. When a reporter asked what she does to stay young, she said gratitude. “Don’t go crabbin’,” she advised. Most of us know about the gratitude advantage. Research shows that expressing thanks leads to lower stress, better relationships, improved health, and more. But there’s one place we’re unlikely to express […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: Appreciation, gratitude, leading teams, Thankfulness

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