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Category: Leadership

Leaders teach others how they want to be treated

Posted: March 28, 2014 | Categories: Leadership, Team Building

If you are ever in charge of a project, it is likely that you will need to count on others to help you get the job done right, on time, and within budget.  We depend on others to come through for us.  Sometimes they fall short.  When they do, we often hear excuses like, “It took longer than I thought” or “I’ve been meaning to get to that”…and so on.  When we don’t do what we say we will do, we compromise our integrity, and we think that blaming others and making excuses will work.  It doesn’t.
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What is “charisma”?

Posted: March 6, 2014 | Categories: Leadership, Self-Improvement

Let’s talk about charisma.  Most of us like people who are charismatic.  But what does that mean?
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All things equal…personality wins!

Posted: February 25, 2014 | Categories: Leadership, Management, Sales, Team Building

I was attending a workshop in the early 1980’s at a hospitality convention and the subject was, “Hiring the right people”.  The charismatic facilitator had us all deeply engaged.  Just at the magic time, he asked, “What is the most important characteristic to look for when hiring someone to work at the front desk?”  We all poked around with our answers.  When we didn’t guess it, he revealed what he believed to be the answer:  Personality”

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Three indispensable qualities of a leader

Posted: February 4, 2014 | Categories: Leadership

Here’s a trivia question for you:  In the movie Pinocchio, what are the three qualities he needed to possess to become a real boy?  Answer:  Brave, truthful, and kind.  We all know that these same virtues must exist in business if we are to be successful in the long run.  When someone possesses these qualities and has to manage a tough situation, the experience can be unforgettable.

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Leaders engage

Posted: January 22, 2014 | Categories: Leadership, Team Building

In 1921, the newly formed United States Steel Company hired their first president.  His name was Charles Schwab, and his salary was over $1 million a year.  He was hired by Andrew Carnegie.  When asked why he was paid so much, Schwab said, “I consider my ability to arouse enthusiasm among my people to be the greatest I possess”.

The importance of that high paid quality remains today in companies, sports teams, and other organizations.  The leader who can generate the highest performance and measurable results is always the most sought after.

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