Seth Kahan

Fear

Fear is probably the chief inhibitor of great performance. It shows up in many ways for a wide variety of reasons. There are two important things to know about fear: (1) It can be an appropriate response to a threatening environment, and (2) It narrows your options, focuses your actions and inhibits both possibilities and […]

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Kiki L’Italien on How Leaders can Build an Online Presence

Kiki explains the benefits leaders can secure from social media, influencer marketing, tips on finding your niche, what it takes to build your initial base and how to launch. Kiki L’Italien, Inteviewed by Seth Kahan on How Leaders can Build an Online Presence You can reach Kiki directly at Kiki@AmplifiedGrowth.net AmplifiedGrowth.net AssociationChat.com

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What Associations Can Learn from LinkedIn

Peninsula Strategies’ Robbie Kellman Baxter teamed up with Seth Kahan, founder of Visionary Leadership® , to co-write this article, one in a series intended to bring timely thought leadership to CEOs and executive directors who must take vision-driven action to impact their organization’s success in the face of turbulent market conditions. Silicon Valley innovators are

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Mindful Meditation

Because of my work helping leaders who lead big, complex projects with multiple stakeholders, I have become increasingly interested in mindfulness as a helpful tool to improve and bolster the mental state, the leader’s most valuable asset. I first began my own mindfulness practice decades ago, but it lapsed and I didn’t begin it again

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Core Questions

If you are like me, you find that certain questions raise anxiety. I call these Core Questions. They raise issues that are at the core of my life.  When they come up, I think to myself, ‘Oh no. If I question this and come up with something, it means that I might have to make

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Off the Grid

Every 3 months or so I and my wife, the lovely and incomparable Laura Baron, go on a special trip together, just the two of us. The purpose is to reconnect away from all the daily distractions and day-to-day responsibilities. This last week we went to Old Town Alexandria, where we had a chance Saturday

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