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Five New Habits to Help You Achieve Your Goals Faster
Do you want to reach your goals faster in the new year? In this article, Kevin Eikenberry shares five new habits that will help you be more successful in achieving goals.
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The Case for the Bold Leader
John Hancock boldly declared his support of the Declaration of Independence by signing his name in large, thick letters. Leaders must be willing to take bold, decisive action to move new initiatives forward. In this article, Kevin Eikenberry challenges leaders be bold when necessary. Are you a Bold Leader?
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How Will You Use the Most Productive Week of the Year?
While others may be coasting into the new year, leaders and achievers have the opportunity to move ahead faster by taking advantage of the quiet week between Christmas and New Year`s to get more done. Follow Kevin Eikenberry`s advice in this article to make the last week of the year your most productive one.
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Why the Best Leaders Do the Dirty Work
Leaders who get involved with the work of their teams will reflect a level of involvement and interest that inspires their employees. This article by Kevin Eikenberry outlines ways the best leaders get their hands dirty. Find out how, when, and why you need to pitch in to help your team with their work.
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Seven Simple Ways to Subtly Influence Others
What if you could influence others in simple and subtle ways? You can! This article outlines seven ways you can strengthen your relationships with others and increase your influence in everyday interactions.
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Kevin's Remarkable Leadership Blog
A Location Change for This Blog This blog began several months before the publication of Remarkable Leadership – Unleashing Your Leadership Potential One Skill at a Time. While I have continued to write about leadership topics, and plan to for as far into the future as I can see, for a variety of reasons I am changing the blog platform for this [...] Continue Reading Being the Remarkable Leader You Were Meant to Be All of us can be leaders. You can be a (Remarkable) leader. I’ve said it, and written it, but I’m not the first (and I won’t be the last – Seth Godin talks about this idea extensively in his new book Tribes). It doesn’t matter what I write, what Seth writes or what we believe. [...] Continue Reading Are You Judging or Observing? 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 [...] Continue Reading An Important Project Management Question Here’s the question: Are you managing your projects, or are your projects managing you? This question is much more than a play on words or a time management query. The question is about planning and focus. It is a question which begs us to put our projects in the proper big picture perspective. Perhaps most [...] Continue Reading U.S. Presidents on Leadership In this election season, I decided to share a few quotations from U.S. Presidents about leadership itself. Here’s the one I shared with our Powerquotes list today: “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 [...] Continue Reading Which Presidential Candidate Is the Best Leader? There are many criteria we can use to vote for a particular candidate. I’m most interested in one of those criteria – which candidate, Barack Obama or John McCain, do you feel has the strongest leadership skills? Please share your ideas by voting on our Presidential Leadership survey. You will have the chance to [...] Continue Reading
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