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Project Leadership Lessons From a Jigsaw Puzzle

One of my winter memories as a kid was doing jigsaw puzzles – especially at the holidays or on “snow days” those wonderful times in western Michigan when there was more snow than the plows could handle and there was no school because of it. While I haven’t really worked on a jigsaw puzzle for

Unleash Your Energy: Five Ways to Recharge Your Mind, Spirit and Productivity

Since experts say we all are truly complex bundles of energy, it makes sense to think about how we can manage, use and increase the amount of energy in our bodies and minds. Because when we are better energy managers, we can create better results in all areas of our lives. The topic of personal

The Starting Point of Any Change and Three Ways to Move Past It

Take a minute and mentally put yourself in a place that you love. You love the sights, the sounds, the activity you are engaging in. If there are others around they are people you are excited to be with. Take a minute and put yourself in that situation mentally right now. Now, imagine that I

Leadership Thoughts on Risk

In my most recent issue of our email newsletter Powerquotes , I shared this quotation from the legendary management thinker Peter Drucker. People who don’t take risks generally make about two big mistakes a year. People who do take risks generally make about two big mistakes a year.There is a tremendous two fold leadership lesson here

Engagement – a Leadership Imperative

Last week in my Unleashing Your Remarkable Potential newsletter I wrote about four ways to engage your team (reading the article now would be a very good idea). Today I am co-facilitating a workshop for new supervisors called Bud to Boss and we are talking about, you guessed it, engaging team members. It is a topic all leaders

A Remarkable House Tour and a Goal Achievement Truth

During our recent 16th Anniversary online party (you can watch much of it at RemarkableCelebration.com), I took a few minutes out from visiting with all of our expert guests to give people a brief tour of my office. You can see that tour on the video above. If you haven’t watched it, invest the

A Life and Leadership Lesson from a Poem

Trevor Harley, is a talented, smart guy. And he is currently looking for a new job opportunity. While I haven’t talked to him in depth about it, I know he is doing all of the normal, standard, smart things to look for a job. But as the email I received yesterday shows, he is doing

Questions People Ask About The Remarkable Leadership Learning System

People ask us questions about our Remarkable Leadership Learning System, and so I thought I would address some of them all at once, in this post. In the future, I may address others, but this post is meant to answer the most common questions we receive. The biggest question we get is . . .

Time Magazine, Jon Stewart and Leadership

Guest Post from Jenny Pratt . . . . Time Magazine recently conducted this poll: “Now that Walter Cronkite has passed on, who is America’s most trusted newscaster?” 9410 people responded and 44% said Jon Stewart of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show. NBC New’s Brian Williams was a rather distant 2nd with 29%. Seriously? Jon Stewart is the

What is Lulling You To Sleep?

I’m not talking about a lullaby. I’m talking about our productivity! This video speaks directly to all of us as leaders, I’m trying to wake you from your slumber and get you to think about what you don’t think about. It is those unconscious things – the habits, the processes the things we’ve-always-done-that-way that I’m

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