Randall on Relaxation

Recently my good friend Randall Krause of Hymla was generous enough to do a free webinar for us called Relaxation 101. Check it out! We think it is awesome! Thanks Randall.

NOTE: ONLY THE INTRO is in Spanish. The webinar is in English so hang in there!

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Do you see what I see?

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The first struggle of a leader is to convey the vision. That wonderful state of things that drives her every move and keeps him motivated to tread on. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could just plug some technology in and it would pick our brains and show on HD TV exactly what the

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Is Patience a Leadership Virtue?

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I am reposting this here with permission from my friend Karin Zastrow. Karin is the author of Direct Leadership and we love to bounce ideas around. This time, we will be doing so in front of you, the readers of this blog, as I intend to write a companion post

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An innovator or a nut?

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I’ve done some brave things in my life. Lately, a few that are big stretches for me, daring to move out of my comfort zone and risk not being liked (gasp)! Most recently I did a remote session via Instant Presenter to a live, very touchy-feely group in San Francisco, at the Human Element

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Is self-esteem the enemy?

This morning I came across an article published by a religious group in which working with self-esteem was portrayed as dangerous, not only to religious beliefs but to reality-based decision making. After moving past my own defensiveness and professional slant, I do see how it could be misused and misinterpreted that way, but I

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Are you easy to work with?

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Have you ever realized that some people just get help from everyone? Colleagues want to work with them and collaborate in any way possible. Their work becomes better and naturally creative as more and more people include them. They learn fast and become resourceful as they find themselves involved in different projects. So, how

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Is it We or is it They?

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After spending the first week of June at partner meetings and the Annual European Human Element Update at the beautiful Manoir Des Brumes I am refreshed and inspired by the strength of our community. It is not every day that we reconnect deeply

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Saying Yes.

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For the past few weeks I have been experiencing a theme in my conversations. Funny how that happens. Just the lesson I need to learn, too! So, here I am paying attention to this thread and thinking: “Yes, I want to explore that!” It’s about the act of saying yes. It sounds simple enough.

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The end of dissent is such bad news!

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Be afraid. When everyone is agreeing with you on all counts, day in and day out, there is something extremely wrong. Such contentment must be a sign of very bad news. Could it be possible that everyone has finally seen the light and is ready to embrace your truth

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The Social Media Diet for Top Management

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It’s been almost a year since I wrote my last post on the subject. The one I illustrated with this very same picture by my friend Ricardo Morell. I really feel that connection, like the birds on the wire when I am engaged in social media. I am nothing less than a social media

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