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“Meetings have become weapons of mass dysfunction.” Rebecca Hinds, PhD  Attendance is not engagement. Silence about bad meetings is permission for more. Move status updates out of meetings. Become a meeting minimalist. Eliminate meetings that exist only to compensate for broken information flow. The purpose of team meetings is to achieve something you can't do alone. M...


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The courage to go first inspires those who follow. The Wright brothers proved that powered flight was possible (1903). Later, Chuck Yeager became the 1st person to fly faster than the speed of sound (1947). Eventually, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon first (1969). Here are 5 ways a leader inspires others by courageously going first.


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Potential is an unfulfilled promise. The #1 pick in the 2013 NBA Draft was Anthony Bennett. You probably haven’t heard of him. He played four games before scoring a point. He fizzled after playing with four teams in four seasons. How to spot real potential? Turn potential into results.


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Self-imposed Stress: #1. Trying to control life and people. #2. Overestimating your capacity to get things done. #3. Procrastination. #4. Saying yes too much. What self-imposed stress to you see in leadership? More...


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Leniency insults competence. Coddling promotes weakness. Mature compassion expects people to rise to their potential. Protecting people from struggle holds them back. Tough leadership strengthens people. Overprotection shrinks them. Compassion Paradox: Don’t remove challenge. Provide support. Here's how...


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