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37. Leading Like a Gutter Guard: The Guide To Setting Boundaries
Setting boundaries is essential for effective leadership, and who knew a bowling alley could teach us so much about it? Just like gutter guards guide the bowling ball towards pins, clear boundaries and expectations steer teams towards their goals.
36. The Los Angeles Fires – Your Priorities In Life
The recent Los Angeles fires hit close to home, literally. When your confronted with scorching moments, it forces you to quickly understand your priorities in life. They not be what you think they are.
35. The Greatest Con
Steve Jobs and Elon Musk changed the world with their life altering innovations. Or did they? Was it all just a con?
“Outstanding. Stimulating. Powerful. [Jeff] prompts us to rethink the little things we do every day.”
DAVE M. (CEO/Entrepreneur)
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22. The Iceberg of Ignorance, Part 2
The iceberg of ignorance is a real thing. Only 4% of problems are known to top managers. That means 96% of a company’s problems are not even on the radar of top management. That's a big problem.
284. The Confusing Signs Of Poor Communication
Poor communication is the answer, I forgot the question. But seriously folks, if you're having problems at work, just look at some street signs for guidance.
21. The Iceberg of Ignorance, Part 1
The iceberg of ignorance is a real thing. Only 4% of problems are known to top managers. That means 96% of a company’s problems are not even on the radar of top management. That's a big problem.
283. Tell Me More: Riding The Wave Of Criticism
Getting criticism can sometimes feel like a great big wave barreling over you and sending you into a tizzy. There's a simple way out of it if you remember that you can't fight waves.
20. You Have The Right To Disconnect From Work
Six countries have already enacted laws that give employees the right to disconnect at work. The US isn't one of them. It's up to you to bring some balance back into life. No pressure.
282. How the United States Failed To Change And What You Can Learn From It
The US government intended to adopt the metric system but they failed to change. As it turns out, this is one of the worst and most common leadership behaviors.