“In the revelation of any truth there are three stages. The first it is ridiculed. The second it is resisted. The third, it is considered self-evident.” – Schopenhauer I collect fascinating people – it’s what I do. But even with all the diverse thinkers I’ve met over my life, I’ve got to say; today’s guest […] Read more… Read More»
Editor’s Note: We are honored to run a mini-series called The Values Revolution authored by our very own leaguer, Dana Theus. This is article 5 in the series. Be sure to check out the rest of the series HERE. In my previous four posts I’ve explained and explored the dramatic trends in employee dissatisfaction, making the […] Read more… Read More»
No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. – Aesop ‘Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.’ Many of you will remember this popular rhyme from elementary school. In fact, you may have even recited it a number of times as kids as it’s a common childhood […] Read more… Read More»
What do you want to be known for? What impression do you want to make? How does your voice online, on social media channels support and grow your platform? To the casual user of social media, the above questions may not be important. But if you are using social media to promote your business or […] Read more… Read More»
In many ways, measuring performance is simple. You are either getting it done or you’re not. If you’re a salesperson, you are either putting up the numbers or you are not. But that measurement can be misleading and unclear. It doesn’t tell you why and how the numbers are appearing (or not). You need to […] Read more… Read More»
We’ve all been there. A sudden drop in revenue comes out of nowhere. Key customers revolt when we thought they were happy. An aggressive attack by that big gorilla competitor blindsides us. Then we ask… Why didn’t I see it coming? How could we have missed it and ended up in this mess? Stop blaming […] Read more… Read More»
This may sound strange, perhaps hard to believe, yet it’s true: even accomplished leaders need permission from time to time. I spend my day speaking to leaders of all stripes – it is literally what I do for a living. Huge organizations and small, C-suite and middle management, for profit and nonprofit, this is what […] Read more… Read More»
Editor’s Note: We are honored to run a mini-series called The Values Revolution authored by our very own leaguer, Dana Theus. This is article 4 in the series. Be sure to check out the rest of the series HERE. If you’re leading people today, you have the problems of employee dissatisfaction and values misalignment described in […] Read more… Read More»
The turkeys gathered by the light of the moon to conspire against the farmer, who was preparing to satisfy the needs of holiday dinner-parties throughout the town. They spent the evening drawing up battle plans, sharpening beaks and claws, and discussing the benefit of rotten eggs launched from catapults as distracting fire. As the dawn […] Read more… Read More»
Mike Myatt, Forbes columnist and America’s top CEO coach, hacks leadership. Business is a rapidly changing, dynamic environment. It calls for an overhaul of leadership. But what does that look like? In today’s podcast, Mike explores important leadership hacks that need to be tackled to remain relevant in today’s business environment. Hacking the Leadership Gap […] Read more… Read More»
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