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On The Importance Of Leader Imperfection

On The Importance Of Leader Imperfection

Leadership is a messy business… at least when it’s being done right. However, is there room for leader imperfection? It requires making bold decisions, often while relying on ambiguous, shifting, or contradictory information. Sometimes you have to get it wrong, a lot...

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Living Leadership

Living Leadership

There’s something you need to hear if you’re to be entrusted with leading others. It’s something that you’ve probably not read before, but something you deserve to know. Keep this in the forefront of your mind as you meet the challenges, and reap the rewards, of...

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I Do Believe in Meetings. I Do, Do!

I Do Believe in Meetings. I Do, Do!

By Becky Jarrell The following is an original blog post by Becky Jarrell. It is based on the importance of good meetings as presented in her new book, POW-erful Meetings. I believe in meetings. At least, I believe in good meetings. Unfortunately, there are so many...

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Here’s Why You Should Be Honest About Your Imperfections

Here’s Why You Should Be Honest About Your Imperfections

Nobody’s perfect, as the old saw goes, but each of us can be perfectly imperfect. I read somewhere (though I don’t remember where—I confess to having an imperfect memory!) that great quilt makers like to sew a single imperfect stitch among their patchwork, as an act...

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How to Manage Your Boss

How to Manage Your Boss

In my work as a leadership development professional, I am fortunate to work with a lot of young leaders. I’ve noticed that when emerging leaders move into management positions, they often fret about how they will manage and motivate their direct reports. Sometimes...

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The Quiet Practice That Strengthens Leadership

The Quiet Practice That Strengthens Leadership

Leadership doesn’t begin with strategy or authority; it begins with the inner work that shapes who you are and what you stand for. One of the most overlooked ways leaders do that inner work is prayer. “Uh oh,” you might be thinking, “he’s getting ready to pour a cold...

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