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A LEADER’S GREATEST CHALLENGE

A LEADER’S GREATEST CHALLENGE

Maxwell Leadership August 17, 2012

The following clues describe an American golfer known for winning trophies yet susceptible to losing his temper. Can you name him? He was child prodigy, recognized as a top amateur by age 14. He played in his first U.S. Open at age 18. He won his first major tournament at age 21. During an event, he angrily tossed aside a…

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DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN PLAYERS AND PRETENDERS

DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN PLAYERS AND PRETENDERS

Maxwell Leadership August 17, 2012

The year was 1972 and fans packed Munich’s Olympic Stadium to witness the completion of the men’s marathon. By the time the race’s competitors reached the stadium, they would already have run 26 miles! Spectators waited in anticipation to see which contestant would arrive first and to cheer him to the finish line. A roar from the crowd greeted the…

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DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES?

DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES?

Maxwell Leadership August 2, 2012

In the documentary film chronicling her journey to superstardom, performer Katy Perry advises her fans: “Believe in yourself and you can be anything.” However, if eleven seasons of American Idol have taught us anything, it’s that self-belief is not sufficient for success. At the beginning of each season of Idol, vocalists audition in front of the judges, and some are…

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Team Value

Team Value

Maxwell Leadership August 1, 2012

Communicate John’s leadership principles to your team with these beautifully designed infographs. Each infograph visually expresses John’s concise principles with imagery that makes them unforgettable.

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ROLE MODELS ON THE RUN

ROLE MODELS ON THE RUN

Maxwell Leadership July 19, 2012

Disappointed. Confused. Hurt. That’s how we feel when a role model turns out to be unreliable. When someone we admire fails us, the painful emotions trigger questions. Should we stop looking up to the leaders around us? After all, they routinely seem to let us down. Also, should we run away from being role models ourselves? Should we warn others…

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QUALITIES OF A GOOD GUIDE

QUALITIES OF A GOOD GUIDE

Maxwell Leadership July 19, 2012

In 1804, Lewis and Clark faced the daunting task of finding their way across the vast wilderness of the American continent to reach its Pacific Coast. Their 33-member expedition included some of the most experienced navigators, scouts, woodsmen, and hunters in the United States. Yet despite their collective talents, the explorers would have died of starvation or from disorientation if…

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