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327. Hero Syndrome
When leaders need to be heroes, they create villains. First it's competitors. Then clients. Eventually? Their own teams. It's time to demystify Hero…
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326. Omission Bias
It's not what you do as a leader that you'll regret the most, it's what you didn't do. Omission Bias is the discomfort that will linger on.
Jun 9
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325. The Leadership Shortcut You Need To Know About
There are no shortcuts to success. But there is a faster way to get there. Fortunately, I know how to do it. And everything I do, I do for you.
Jun 2
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323. Conway's Law
Your customers know all about your company's dysfunctional communications. Conway's Law proves that. It all starts with my Uncle Melvin's funeral.
May 19
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322. Actor-Observer Bias
If life were a movie, you'd be the hero and main actor in your story. But what you don't realize is that you have Actor-Observer Bias. You need to…
May 12
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321. The Matching Principle
The reason you’re having communication problems with your coworker is simple. It starts with understanding the Matching Principle.
May 5
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320. The IKEA Effect
The best leaders don’t build businesses alone — they hand over the IKEA instructions and empower their teams. It's time you understood The IKEA Effect
Apr 28
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319. The Harsh Reality Of Truth, Trust And Transparency
Truth, trust and transparency will transform your team into a powerfully productive and efficient workforce. It all starts with a Ponzi scheme.
Apr 21
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318. A Clear And Inspiring Vision For The Future
How can you exceed expectations if you don’t know what those expectations are? Here are three ways to create a clear and inspiring vision for your…
Apr 14
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312. The Three Things Every Successful Company Needs
Every successful company is built on the foundation like a three-legged stool, propped up by responsibility, accountability, and compliance. Your entire…
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311. The Fine Line Between Being A Leader And A Jerk
The line between influence and manipulation is thinner than you think. Are you acting like a conman or inspirational leader? There are 5 ways to tell.
Feb 24
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310. Here Is The Way You Do Everything
The way you do anything is the way you do everything. So here’s the simple thing I’m asking you to do today: pay attention.
Feb 17
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