Remarkable Leadership
and American Presidents
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Some additional leadership lessons from the campaign trail:
Judgement or Observation?
originally posted Tuesday, October 14
The other day my son commented that his mother and I were being judgemental. this came after I made a comment about something as we drove down the road.
My immediate response was that I wasn't judging, but making an observation. This led to a spirited conversation in our car about the differences between observation and judgement.
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Presidential Quotations on Leadership
originally posted Thursday, October 9
In this election season, I decided to share a few quotations from U.S. Presidents about leadership itself.
"I would rather try to persuade a man to go along, because
once I have persuaded him he will stick. If I scare him, he
will stay as long as he is scared and then he is gone."
~Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Communicate Powerfully By Talking Straight
originally posted Tuesday, October 7
As our election grows ever closer, I continue to watch the candidates, watching for lessons that we can apply as leaders everyday. In conversations recently with friends and colleagues I have mentioned that I believe both candidates would be better served by talking straight, even if it means acknowledging the similarities between their positions.
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What We Can Learn from the Biden/Palin Debate
originally posted Friday, October 3
I watched the Vice Presidential Debate last night from two perspectives. As a voter I wanted to hear what both had to say. But I also wanted to see what I could glean from it from a leadership development and learning perspective.
To be Remarkable Leaders, we must communicate powerfully. The debate provided a wonderful learning laboratory to examine speaking prowess and persuasion approaches. Here are the lessons I learned, and how you can use them as a leader.
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