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  • 7 Leadership Qualities You May Not Know You Have

    These are things you don’t need to learn in books or B-schools. Build on these personal traits to become a more effective leader. (Yes, yes, yes!Source: www.inc.comToo often we are our own worst critics. As a result, we often overlook the best qualities within ourselves…which is a shame. Understanding your traits and identifying your strengths…

  • 5 Keys to Inspiring Leadership, No Matter Your Style

    Inspiring greatness is all about leading by example. The best leaders have these habits in common. Read more at: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/227012 Watch more videos at: http://www.entrepr…Source: www.youtube.com

  • Fair Winds and Strong Tailwinds

    Fair winds and strong tailwinds to the inspiring Louis Zamperini who passed today at the age of 97.  I had a chance too meet him, and hear him speak about his overwhelming personal story of perseverance, faith and hope which inspired the book, and upcoming movie, “Unbroken.” He provided us many insights o into personal…

  • Appreciative Inquiry and Knowledge Management? No problem.

    See on Scoop.it – Living LeadershipIt’s only in the last few years that I’ve come to appreciate(!) the connections between my world of KM and organizational learning, and the philosophical mindset which underpins Appreciative Inqui… Matthew Fritz‘s insight: What’s not to like? See on chriscollison.wordpress.com

  • Real Leadership Means Owning Your Disasters – Inc.com

    See on Scoop.it – Living LeadershipReal Leadership Means Owning Your Disasters Inc.com A study Leader-Chivée coauthored in 2010 with the Center for Talent Innovation examined “the intangibles of leadership”–the ways in which CEOs show their leadership capabilities and their power…See on www.inc.com

  • What Your Kids Can Teach You About Leadership That Your Boss Cannot – Forbes

    See on Scoop.it – Living LeadershipWhat Your Kids Can Teach You About Leadership That Your Boss Cannot Forbes When we think of leadership, we often gravitate toward lessons learned from our bosses (past and present), with a sense of their expertise.See on www.forbes.com

  • From the Battlefield to the Boardroom: An Interview with General John E. Michel

    See on Scoop.it – Living Leadership Dr. Jordan Schaul interviews distinguished Brigadier General John E. Michel for National Geographic News Watch. Eyewitness War on the National Geographic Channel “follows the men and women of the armed forces through the chaos of battle with real-life, first-person footage. ” The show features “dangerous missions and the perils of…

  • Emotional Intelligence and A Call-Up to the Big Leagues

    See on Scoop.it – Living LeadershipWith hard work, dedication, and commitment you can consistently improve your Emotional Intelligence skills as you await your own call-up to the big leagues. Matthew Fritz‘s insight: Foundational to most core soft-skills, EQ is a force multiplier! Invest in your Emotional Intelligence and reap rewards across the spectrum of highly-desirable…

  • Dynamic Followership: The Secret to Leadership – Business Matters

    See on Scoop.it – Living Leadership Leadership, like followership, is a continual journey through actions and growth, not merely a journey’s end for a CV. This leadership development conundrum has always been a puzzle. See on www.bmmagazine.co.uk

  • Servant leadership: A path to high performance – Washington Post

    See on Scoop.it – Living Leadership“Servant leadership: A path to high performanceWashington PostMy research clearly demonstrates that employee satisfaction drives customer satisfaction and loyalty. Humble wins.”See on www.washingtonpost.com