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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?
34. The Challenge Of Being In The Spotlight Effect
Have you ever struggled with the fear of public speaking or sharing ideas at work? Sounds like you're caught under The Spotlight Effect.
33. The Stories We Tell Ourselves
It's hard to be the person we want to be when the stories we tell ourselves are forcing us to be different. It's hard to live our dreams when we always find excuses. But what if the stories wrong?
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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.
19. The Problem With Taylor Swift
There is a problem with Taylor Swift. The problem isn’t her music. The problem is her success.
281. Waffle House Wisdom: How to Master Crisis Management
Crisis readiness isn't an option, it's a necessity. To learn how to lead effectively during chaos, it starts with the Waffle House. Nobody is better than them.
280. Work-Life Balance Is A Lie. Here’s Why.
Work-life balance is a terrible idea. You think it's a good idea, but you're wrong. It is impossible to balance the two. The good news is that there's a better way.
279. The Six Symptoms Of An Unproductive Team
Not all leaders recognize when they have an unproductive team. As it turns out there is a proven solution to catapult growth: the 4 Secrets of Accountability
18. How To Create A Culture Of Accountability
85% of leaders are bad at accountability. There are four non-negotiable elements that are required to create a culture of accountability. That's where the problem begins.