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You’ve Changed!

You’ve Changed!

Posted on14. Dec, 2011 by .

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It’s said like an insult… “You’ve changed!” Perhaps you were in a conversation with a lifelong friend or a family member. Something you did or said wasn’t quite what you always used to do or say. And then out it comes, with a hint of disgust… “You’ve changed!” Here’s the problem: if you want to [...]

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What Every Leader Wants (And Why Most Don’t Get It)

What Every Leader Wants (And Why Most Don’t Get It)

Posted on01. Mar, 2010 by .

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Recently a coaching client asked me, “How can I get my team to be more proactive?”. Good question. If you asked just about any leader if they want their team to use more initiative and be on the front foot, they’d say “Yes”… but ask them how they can build the sort of team where [...]

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How To Lead Like A Marine

How To Lead Like A Marine

Posted on15. Feb, 2010 by .

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While in the USA recently I watched a documentary on the leadership development programs of the US Marines. I was struck by what a senior officer described as their “leadership philosophy”: Know Yourself, Know Your Job, Know Your People. Undoubtedly, the Marines are an elite and highly effective military force. Their leadership training must equip [...]

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10 Most Popular Articles Of The Last Year

10 Most Popular Articles Of The Last Year

Posted on02. Jan, 2010 by .

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The Leadership Coach tripled in readership in 2009. Thanks to all of you who’ve helped me spread the word! And along the way here are the 10 most read posts of the year. Feel free to add your comments too. Culture Eats Strategy For Breakfast You Lost Me At Hello What Successful Leaders Focus On [...]

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