Self-Transformation
Self-transformation is the most important activity for a visionary leader. How is it done? Here are several techniques.
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Self-transformation is the most important activity for a visionary leader. How is it done? Here are several techniques.
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“Your brain does not process information, retrieve knowledge or store memories.” So says Robert Epstein, a senior research psychologist at the American Institute for Behavioral Research and Technology in California, author of 15 books, and former editor-in-chief of Psychology Today. In his great Aeon essay, The Empty Brain, he hammers the point home: “…we are
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I am putting together the elements of visionary leadership to develop a course. I came up with six essentials. Take a look and then write to me with your improvements. 1. Master the Basics of Business Leadership – every maestro has dominion over these rudiments: A. Your business model – How does it work?
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Conversation with Paul Bellantone, CEO of the Promotional Products Association International, and Tom Goos, Chair of the Board of Directors, on strategic foresight, collaborative facilitation and turning disruption into opportunity.
Promotional Products Association International – Strategy Session in DC Read More »
How far can you see into the future? There are some things that we are relatively certain about. For example, there’s a very good chance the sun is going to come up tomorrow (or we are going to rotate around to where it is visible from our place on the planet). Just the same, there
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Steve Denning and I have remained close since he was my boss at the World Bank 1996-99. He continues to push the frontier of leadership, transforming the world of work. Here’s 4 1/2 minutes of Steve on the Copernican revolution sweeping the world of business in a time of great disruption.
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Bobby Jo Clow is a nature photographer. Her “greatest passion is capturing our amazing planet and its occupants with my camera.” Her pictures are stunning – the tree on the right is decorated with lions. To see the full pic, visit her website where it is the first thing you see. Spending time in Africa
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Lisa and Robbie share insights on transformational leadership including Robbie’s models based on cocktail glasses. Lisa McLeod, McLeodAndMore.com Robbie Baxter, PeninsulaStrategies.com Seth Kahan, VisionaryLeadership.com
SuperFriends: Seth Kahan, Lisa McLeod & Robbie Baxter Read More »
All four of us went out for Mother’s Day dinner. My wife, Laura, wanted to go cruising for sushi… checking out the best sushi restaurants to find one without an impossibly long line. So we all jumped in the car and headed out. We don’t go out as a group that often. It’s hard to
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I am spending the weekend in Austin, Texas, my childhood home. Saturday I attended Eeyore’s Birthday Party, an eccentric gathering of Austin’s weird at Pease Park. I used to attend these events when I lived here as a teenager in the 70s. It’s a celebration: alternative lifestyle partying. If anyone has kept the 60s alive
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