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In Humble and Joyous Recognition of a Role Model of Great Leadership – Colin Powell
Colin Powell is an extraordinary man who served with love. For him, both in his professional and personal life, it was all about people. His was a journey of success by surpassing. It is evidenced in his commitment to his … Continue reading
Learnings from Pygmalion
In his book, The Happiness Advantage, Shawn Achor reminds great leaders of the great learnings from the Roman poet, Ovid, in his story about Pygmalion. Pygmalion had the gift of looking at a piece of marble and seeing the sculpture … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Einstein, Belief in Others, Pygmalion Effect, Pygmalion; Venus, Shawn Achor
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On Being in the Right Place
A friend recently shared a story by Steven K. Scott which reminds great leaders of the great value of culture in organizations and its impact on people. A father said to his daughter: You graduated with honors, here is a … Continue reading
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Tagged Culture, John Maxwell, Possibility, Serve, Steven K. Scott, Value
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A Lesson from Candles
We are holding a lit and unlit candle. We light the unlit candle with the lit one. What we see is that the lighted one has not lost its original glow. It has simply passed its light to the other … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddha, Caring, Encouragement, Francis of Assisi, Happiness, Hope, Possibility, Service
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The Joy and Value of Diversity and Inclusion
John Dewey wrote: “We do not learn from experience… we learn from reflecting on experience.” Last July 2019, our weekly Three Minute Leadership note spoke of “The Joy and Great Value of Seeing Things Differently.” Today’s world is providing extraordinary … Continue reading
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Tagged Aldous Huxley, Diversity, Inclusion, John Dewey, Steve Jobs, Verna Myers, Wayne Dyer
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If Serving Is Below You, Leadership is Beyond You
In their book, Servant Leadership in Action, Ken Blanchard and Renee Broadwell have collected an incredible collection of essays by prominent writers on the subject of servant leadership. Simon Sinek, in his essay, The Evolution of Servant Leadership, suggests that … Continue reading
On Being an Encourager
George M. Adams wrote: “There are high spots in all our lives and most of them have come about through encouragement of someone else.” His words speak to the joyous power of encouragement. Encouragement is that magical gift that great … Continue reading
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Tagged Belief, Capacity, Care, Confidence, Encouragement, George M. Adams, Gift, John Maxwell, Kindness, Mandy Hale, Margaret Mead, Possibility, Servant Leadership, Stephen Grellet, Understanding
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On the Joy of Giving
Albert Pine (aka Paine) writes: ‘What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world remains and is immortal.” One of the grandest gifts that great leaders give to those whom they serve is … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Pine, Behavior, Belief, Gift, John Maxwell, Oprah Winfrey, Passion, Possibility, Selflessness, Servant Leadership
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On Greatness
Kobe Bryant was once asked: “What is your definition of greatness?” In his beautiful simplicity and humanity, he said: “I think the definition of greatness is to inspire the people next to you. I think that’s what greatness is or … Continue reading
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Tagged Character, Greatness, Impact, Inspiration, Kobe Bryant, Motivation, Passion, Perseverance, Success
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