A couple of days ago President-Elect Obama gave his first speech since being elected. Without getting into the all of the political details, from a leadership communication perspective, I believe his goals were to: 1. Recognize the current economic situation as less than desirable. 2. Create a sense of urgency 3. Outline a plan of
Last night I watched Jim Carrey in Bruce Almighty.  The premise is that Bruce Nolan (Jim Carrey) is given God’s powers. As you might imagine, this leads to some funny scenes that are all Jim Carrey – as you may have seen Jim Carrey many times before – sight gags, voices and uses of the incredible
My article in my newsletter Unleashing Your Remarkable Potential (please subscribe!) this week was titled 5 Leadership Actions to Kick Start a New Year. One of those actions was “find a focus.” As I was thinking about our focus or theme for The Kevin Eikenberry Group this year, I read a post from my very
Do you Twitter? I’ll admit, I’ve been reluctant to jump on the Twitter bandwagon. Not because I don’t think it’s cool and innovative and a great opportunity to connect with colleagues and Clients. I’ve been reluctant because I knew I would become very addicted to it. Well, I’ve jumped in – with both feet – and
In my Powerquotes Plus email service today I shared this quotation . . . “Focus on the future, but understand the past.” — Amy Butte, CFO, New York Stock Exchange This quotation shares an important point, but isn’t completely accurate. As leaders we need to think about and focus on the future both personally and for
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