Establishing Urgency as a Leader
Consider two scenarios of how leaders approach a team and motivate them to succeed.
Which leader do you believe will achieve better results?
Consider two scenarios of how leaders approach a team and motivate them to succeed.
Which leader do you believe will achieve better results?
Dr. Rosenthal shares many shocking examples for each of her ten economic rules for the dysfunctional medical market throughout this 2017 book.
Many organizations have dedicated employees and smart leaders, yet struggle with change. Why do some teams and organizations struggle more than others?
This month we discuss the 2009 book Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action by Simon Sinek. In this favorite book of many leaders, Sinek asks why some companies are able to achieve things that defy all the assumptions. For example, why is Apple so innovative? Why did the Wright Brothers […]
This is part of an ongoing series of organizational and personal improvement book reviews. If you have read the book already, then use this as a reminder of key lessons. If you have not read the book and are looking to learn and grow as a leader, then this summary is for you! In short, […]
How to hold a SWOT Analysis covering strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats as part of organizational strategic planning.
This is part of an ongoing series of organizational and personal improvement book reviews. If you have read the book already use this as a reminder of key lessons. If you have not read the book and are looking to learn and grow as a leader, this summary will share the basics. Decisive: How to […]
The Speed of Trust: The One Thing That Changes Everything is a book by Stephen M. R. Covey . . . but not the well-known author of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People who died after a biking accident in 2012, rather his oldest son. The Speed of Trust is now ten years old […]
What kind of a leader is Donald Trump? Lean East shares five traits of a Lean leader and how Donald Trump rates as a Lean leader.
This is part of an ongoing series of organizational and personal improvement book reviews. If you have read the book already, use this as a reminder of key lessons. If you have not read the book and are looking to learn and grow as a leader, this summary will share the basics. Smarter Faster Better: […]
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