Posted on September 3, 2010 by Tom Schulte
Leaders often earn their positions. Some get their positions of authority and power through circumstance. Others have a birthright that places them on a throne. Some even reluctantly fall into their slots through no ambition or desire of their own. In free societies, public leaders most often get their through the ballot box. But no matter how a [...]
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Posted on September 2, 2010 by Suzie Price
Did you know that every influential leader is a situational leadership theory guru? Did you know that situational leadership theory shows up in every area of your life, every day? Situational What? What is Situational Leadership Theory? The name sounds complicated, but it’s not. At the core it is this: honing your ability to adapt [...]
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Posted on August 30, 2010 by Wayne Kehl
Everyone needs to have passion! Passion guides us, drives us, and brings us to our fullest potential. So Many Choices As we wander through the short period of time that is our life, we make hundreds of thousands, or perhaps even million of choices. We make so many choices in a lifetime that at the [...]
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Posted on August 26, 2010 by Mark Fryer
What is Reality? Who determines it? How can one get in tune with what others perceive as reality? These are questions that should be looked at when one takes on the role of a leader. These questions are also important when a leader takes on a new role with a new team. If a leader [...]
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Posted on August 24, 2010 by Tom Schulte
Recently, I experienced a 25-year “experiment” come to its conclusion. The “experiment” was in raising up 5 kids to adulthood and getting them prepared to leave the nest. My wife and I had our 5 kids close together (5 kids in 5 1/2-years) and, as of this month, all of them are now in college. [...]
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