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This podcast series is not theoretical. Rather, it is filled with practical pointers for any leader or manager at any stage of their career. My experience is that people in a leadership role benefit from solid ideas that help them evaluate their lives and careers. We all need encouragement, and we all need time to reflect on how we are doing and how we can improve.
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The Corporate Spring: How Companies are Re-thinking the Way They Make Things
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Springtime and renewal are synonymous. We are in the midst of a corporate Spring in America. Companies are stepping up to their shared sense of responsibility for the positive impact they can make in the world. Enlightened leaders are re-thinking how they can make life better for all stakeholders and believe the long term impact is greater profitab…
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How CEOs Change The Life Long Environmental Impact of the Products They Use and Make
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An enlightened strategic leader has a lot to think about. Seriously changing how the organization can positively impact the health and well being of planet earth is often one priority that is on the “nice to think about but not critical” list. Thankfully, this mindset is changing rapidly. But it’s not easy. Bridgett Luther, a founder of the Cradle …
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Purpose answers the questions: “Why do I exist?” and “What is noble about our efforts?” A clear purpose is not only critical for the new work force, it is critical as the cornerstone of a company’s strategy. Dick Gochnauer knows this truth to the core. He is the former CEO of United Stationers, a Fortune 500 Company and now serves on the board of t…
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The Four Habits of Trust: An Introductory Podcast
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Leadership is a relationship between the leader and those who choose to follow. Trust is the foundation of that relationship. If you break trust, you damage your future as a leader. Trust is complex, but it can be broken down into four simple habits that, if practiced regularly, will raise your “trust meter” significantly whether you are the leader…
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