Seth Kahan

New Leadership Competency: Detecting Larger Patterns

The ability to detect larger patterns is one of the leadership competencies required be successful in today’s tumultuous marketplace. Can your leaders tell the difference between a lasting change worth investment or a short-lived trend with no real return?  Here I’ll present 5 questions to help you identify a megatrend. To learn more check out […]

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7 New Leadership Competencies

The World is changing exponentially, however, the average human mind has difficulty processing exponential growth. Do your senior executives have what it takes to manage exponential growth? Through my work with association and private sector executives and CEOs, I have identified 7 new leadership competencies each executive needs to handle our rapidly changing world. Download

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Spring Cleaning

Yesterday I started. Back in the furthest recesses of our basement is a room that I was afraid had become a fire hazard. Not because there was anything going on in there that seemed particularly dangerous, but because I couldn’t get to everything that was located there. The chaos had reached epic proportions! Now, all

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Transitions

I love the early days of spring because I can plant lettuces and spinach for our salads over the next couple of months. These grow in the cool days between winter and summer, and then again in the fall. Their season is short, but a wonderful harvest awaits when we pluck their leaves to bring

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Resilience

When we get hit with a really big opportunity or a really big challenge, it can be hard to adapt, step up and do the right thing. That’s where resilience comes in. It provides the base that makes it possible to take on what life gives us and make the best of it. It’s the

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Storytelling for Leaders

There are two obstacles to effective communication that challenge every leader:  Penetrating information overload; Providing messages in ways easy for listeners to digest and remember.  Storytelling addresses both.  Research demonstrates that a different part of our brain is activated by a good story. Think about how relaxing it is to binge watch your favorite television show at

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