In Defense of Books
Despite what many pundits are saying today, reading is not dead. Nor are books. Certainly, big changes are underway, especially in the way books are delivered…
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Latest Blog Posts — Page 95
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My Advice to New Graduates
The last question Dean Bradford of Vanderbilt’s Owen Graduate School of Management asked me was this: “What two things would you say to our students,…
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Scheduling Time in the “Alone Zone”
You schedule time for large meetings, small meetings, conference calls, and phone appointments.
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Two Postures Toward Change
Change is difficult for most organizations. It is made even more difficult when leaders resist it.
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How Do Busy Leaders Find Time for Social Media?
t is an important question. Why? Because increasingly CEOs, pastors, and other leaders are being asked by their staff, constituents, and even boards about…
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A Social Media Framework
I am often asked how it all works together. People say, “Okay, I get the blog thing. I understand Facebook and Twitter—sort of.
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The Leadership Strategy of Jesus
So much of the activity I see among leaders today is focused on reaching the masses.
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Keeping Your Word
Several months ago, a former executive at our company made a commitment to a third-party via email.
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Book Notes: Switch by Chip Heath and Dan Heath
Why is it is so difficult to change? Whether it is our personal lives, our organizations, or our communities, real and lasting change is difficult.
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Book Notes: Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk
Social media has changed everything. It is now possible for you to take the thing you are most passionate about, create a social media platform, and build a…
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