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Three Things First-Time Leaders Should Know
The number one problem first-time leaders face is failing to understand that leading requires entirely different strengths than does doing or managing. We’ve all experienced first-time managers who come in with guns blazing. They think they can be successful by doing...
Three Things First-Time Leaders Should Know
Focus on the cause
Why Interpersonal Leaders Are Necessary, But Not Sufficient
Examples To Follow From The Mid-Market Convention Honorees
The mid-market—defined as companies with revenues between $100 million and $3 billion—continues to be commonly under-appreciated in the United States, even though it accounts for more than $5 trillion of the U.S. GDP and represents upwards of 40 million employees....
Do. Help. Or Get Out Of The Way.
Ultimately it’s about impact. The very best thinking has no value to anyone else until it is turned into action. That requires someone to take the first step. Be that someone. Or help someone else. Or get out of the way. “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a...
Affordable Debt: The Better Angel to Fuel Growth
Small businesses continually ask “To be or not to be” questions. What business should you be in? Should you continue to be or stop? And should you be in debt or not? The traditional route is to invest your own money, then friends and family’s money, then angel...
Breaking Good: Transcending The Good For Others/Good For Me Tradeoff
Break the constraints. Build your programs so they do good for others, help your people do and build what they are good at, and deliver good for you. That’s the road to happiness.
High Stakes Moments of Impact: Executive Onboarding (Conference Keynote Address)
Event | Society of Consulting Psychology | George Bradt | February 8, 2014
Why Google Can Not Run The World: Wisdom = Data + Experience
Data is helpful for decisions. It can dictate routine, automated decisions. But complex out of the ordinary decisions are best made when data is filtered through experience.