Public Speaking Tips From Donald Trump’s Performances
Posted on31 Aug 2020
Tagspublic speaking, communication, confidence, leadership, storytelling, Texas A&M, University of Pennsylvania, Jennifer Merciceca, Mark Liberman
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Regardless of what one thinks of Donald Trump, he knows how to grab an audience. Even many who can’t stand him tune... Read More
Leadership Insights From Apple’s Jobs To Cook Transition
Posted on24 Aug 2020
TagsApple (company), Wall Street Journal, Tim Cook, Jeff Immelt, Steve Jobs, adaptability, conditionality, Jack Welch, leadership
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When Steve Jobs died, markets worried that Apple’s best days were behind it. Yet, the transition to Tim Cook proved this wrong.... Read More
Worst Listening Problems In Organizations Existing With Leaders
Posted on25 May 2020
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Research shows that people become worse at listening as they move up in an organization. That means the worst listening problems are... Read More
Most Overlooked Conversation Tip Empowering Employees For Success
Search empowering employees. Few results deal with the core of empowering. That’s power. Give it, or work to get others to see... Read More
Following Business Leaders Who Lie, Resolving The Conflict
Posted on23 Sep 2019
Tagsjustification, leadership, lying, rationale, leadership dark side, followers of leaders, cognitive dissonance
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Lies pop up more than we think. Many lies we don’t even think are lies. Still, some are bigger than others. They... Read More
Major Cause Of Employees Wasting Time – Leaders
Posted on03 Sep 2018
Tagsemployees, leadership, Stanford University, leadership dark side, Wall Street Journal, Robert Sutton, time management
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The amount of time leaders cause their employees to waste amazes me. No, I’m not talking about bad strategic decisions. It’s about... Read More
Using The Placebo Effect To Your Advantage In Leadership
Posted on26 Mar 2018
Tagsemployee engagement, authority, storytelling, process, power behind beliefs, Placebo Management Series, placebo, leadership, brain
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If you’re a leader, you need others to do well. You can’t succeed without this. That means tapping every available tool. Using... Read More
Showing Leadership In The Workplace By Skipping Details
A paradox exists with details. Plans can’t work without attention to them. Yet, when it comes to showing leadership in the workplace,... Read More
Making Good Leadership Decisions Has Two Keys
Making good leadership decisions is easy to know. Doing it is another matter. A Harvard Business Review article talked about four behaviors... Read More
Understanding Symbolic Actions in Business Leadership
Many business leaders stumble over the small things. Much is from not understanding symbolic actions. They often see symbols as only applying... Read More
