4 Ways to Become a Leader People Want to Follow
In this guest post, Tim Peters outlines the four Cs of effective leadership. These are the traits that make your team want to follow you.
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The Secret to Happiness as You Get Older
Why is it that some people get more grump as they get older and others become more joyful. Perhaps it's a matter of how we choose to view what happens to us.
Michael Hyatt
How to Create a Life-Changing Presentation
Life-changing presentations share a set of common attributes. In this guest post, John Richardson elaborates on his SPARK method.
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What’s at Stake If You Don’t Succeed?
Think of your biggest goal. What is at stake if you achieve it? What is at stake if you don’t.
Michael Hyatt
Personal Coaching for Those in Ministry
One of the best ways to go further, faster in your life and career is by hiring a personal coach. But what if you are in ministry?
Michael Hyatt
Leading from a Distance
Leading a team from a distance is challenging. Technology makes it possible, but it still takes intentional planning and discipline.
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3 Actions You Can Take Now to Shift Your Emotional State
Your know that your emotions have a tangible impact on your results. But what can you do when you find yourself in a funk? Here are three suggestions.
Michael Hyatt
What I Learned About Leadership from a Low Ropes Course
I love reading books on leadership. But as helpful as these are, they are not the same as doing something together with a team.
Michael Hyatt
Is It an Obstacle or an Opportunity?
In this short video, a classical violist is interrupted by the ring of a cell phone in the audience. Notice how he turns an obstacle into an opportunity.
Michael Hyatt
The Difference a Little Extra Effort Makes
Sometimes, success is simply a matter of making a little extra effort. When you do, it becomes the difference between success and failure.
Michael Hyatt
The Power of Asking the Right Question
Questions are powerful tools. They can ignite hope and lead to new insights. They can also destroy hope and keep us struck in bad assumptions.
Michael Hyatt
The Missing Ingredient in Most Goals
A clearly written goal is not enough. A carefully thought out action plan isn’t either. You need one additional ingredient.
Michael Hyatt
Are You Operating in Your Strengths Zone?
Do you know what your top five strengths are? Here's why it’s important and how you can be more productive and achieve greater happiness in your job.
Michael Hyatt
How to Fail Well
As a leader, it’s not whether you will fail but HOW. In this guest post, Nathan Rouse shares five principles for failing well.
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How to Create the Kind of Team Unity That Drives Results
Unity is an attribute of hIghly effective teams. Unfortunately, many leaders think they have it when they don’t. Here are 5 steps toward creating it.
Michael Hyatt
5 Ways You Can Become an Everyday Hero
You have have more power than you sometimes give yourself credit for. Here are five ways to express it and become an everyday hero.
Michael Hyatt
Leaders and the Game of Life
As a leader, maybe it's time to slow down a bit and look at your life process, so you finish well. In this guest post, Angela Bisignano explains how.
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How to Compost Your Failures
Your failures, whether they're relational, vocational or ministry-related, are fodder for future growth.
MaryDemuth
25 Questions to Ask in the First Interview
Yesterday, I described the ideal employee candidate as humble, honest, hungry, and smart.
Michael Hyatt
The One Essential Habit of Every Effective Leader
If you want to become a better leader, you need to get better at this one essential skill. Guest poster Jeff Goins explains why.
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How to Be Better Prepared for Your Next Major Presentation
The key to delivering an effective presentation is in the preparation. However, this takes more than preparing the speech.
Michael Hyatt
Change Your Story, Change Your Life
If you are working hard to change your behavior and not seeing much progress, maybe it is because you are the victim of a bad story—one you can change.
Michael Hyatt
Five Leadership Lessons from Steve Jobs
Beyond his cultural and technological contributions, the legacy of Steve Jobs offers up five leadership lessons. In this guest post, Tor Constantino explains.
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What I Learned About Leadership from a Root Canal
Yesterday, I had my first root canal. I expected the worst. Thanks to the endodontist who performed the procedure, it was a non-event, In the process, he…
Michael Hyatt