Dan McCarthy published his latest Leadership Development Carnival today with links to more than 40 posts about leadership, decision making and accountability. I am honored to announce that a recent post from Lead on Purpose was featured in Dan’s FOGL (friends of Great Leadership) section. Dan’s monthly leadership carnivals bring many thought leaders together in [...]
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An important factor in the success of an individual or company is the ability to make decisions and stand behind them. One of the most important things you can do — especially in a recessionary economy — is look for opportunities to do a better job at whatever it is you do with your time, [...]
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Lead On Purpose is one year old today. Yippee! On December 2, 2007 I started the blog with a simple post inviting the world to participate in a discussion about developing and practicing leadership principles regardless of title (whether or not they have management responsibilities over other people). In the first few weeks and months [...]
Filed under: Leadership, Learning, Product Management / Marketing, Team Building, Trust | Tagged: blog birthday, blogging, lessons, Live on Purpose, Pragmatic Marketing, Purpose, Ryma Technology Solutions, Tuned In Calculator, value | 6 Comments »
Thoughts of gratitude have been on the minds of many in recent days. In the US we celebrated Thanksgiving last week; this holiday seems to bring people together like no other. There’s something about gathering together with family and friends that (most of the time) brings out the best in us all. No matter what [...]
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