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Our Love-Hate Relationship with Change

After a historic American election with change as its central theme, hysteria and enthusiasm will undoubtedly give way to the sobering reality of how change might negatively impact many people. For executives, managers and supervisors, managing change is an important skill.Why We Love ChangeMarketers know that a significant chunk of the population is interested in […]

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How to Persuade People to Do What You Want and Think It’s Their Idea

Persuasion is Based on Rapport – and Rapport is based on thinking that people are like us. One way we tell this is whether someone uses similar body language and the pace at which they speak – if they talk slower than us, we think they are slow thinkers – if they talk more quickly […]

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Making Meetings Positive and Productive

Many people complain that there are too many meetings, the meetings are too long, poorly organized and don’t really accomplish anything. Let’s look at some ways you make your meetings more positive and productive: 1. Decide if you even need a meeting – The cost of meetings is extraordinary – take all the time for […]

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Leadership Requires Faith

Especially in these uncertain times, leadership requires faith. Faith is believing in something you cannot know for sure. We most often think about faith in a religious context. As a Christian I believe in God and Jesus Christ. In business, a manager or leader needs to have faith in these areas: Potential: Have faith in […]

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How to be Thankful at Work

Everyone has a lot to be thankful for in life, whether things are going well right now or you are facing some personal challenges. Being thankful can help you innoculate yourself from all the negativity that comes with the volatile news – remember that if you just learned that your car or house dropped 40% […]

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Fatal Leadership Flaws of High Achievers

High Achievers will often find themselves promoted into leadership positions, in many cases they are fast trackers. In an interesting twist, their need for achievement can be their undoing. Making the transition from individual achiever to exceptional leader requires a new frame where the leader gets more satisfaction achieving results through the work of others […]

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Everyone is in sales

In challenging economic times, it is important to mobilize everyone to help boost sales. Here are some thoughts for managers, salespeople and employees on how to generate more business. Managers Look for opportunities to mobilize your staff to create more sales. Customer Service employees can look for new opportunities or upsell and cross sell customers […]

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Increasing Self-Confidence

There are a large number of people who are lacking in the self-confidence they need to move forward in their career so we will look at ways to boost your own self-confidence and how to boost the confidence in others. Each of these strategies can be used personally, with employees and even with your kids. […]

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Macho Manager Myth

Sometimes we have the impression that being an effective leader means that we have to be macho when in fact taking a macho approach can actually hurt results. What Does Macho Mean? The tendency for a manager to think that they must always be tough, push hard for results, be the smartest person in the […]

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What makes a good leader: Charisma or Competence?

With national elections in both Canada and the United States, the question on most voters’ minds is, “Who will be the best leader?” Business owners, managers and supervisors can learn from this scrutiny to strengthen their own leadership skills. While leading a department, division or company may not be in the same league as Prime […]

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