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Call Lost: Why Leaders Lose Connection with Those They Lead

Call Lost: Why Leaders Lose Connection with Those They Lead

Maxwell Leadership June 11, 2011

Wireless technology has forever altered the way we communicate. These days, payphones are practically nonexistent, and landlines seem headed for obsolescence, too. It’s hard even to remember how we lived before the advent of the mobile phones. However, as wonderful as cell phones can be, we have to put up with the nuisance of dropped calls. From time to time,…

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Communicating Vision

Communicating Vision

John C. Maxwell June 11, 2011

Nothing motivates an organization like a clear and compelling vision. But it can be tricky to paint a picture of what’s in your mind so that others can see exactly what you’re seeing. As a leader, how do you enable others to glimpse your vision and how do you inspire them to adopt it? 1) Connect relationally Leaders err when…

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Changes Worth Making

Changes Worth Making

Maxwell Leadership June 11, 2011

Comfort lulls us into complacency. We get accustomed to routine or familiar with a role, so we settle in. As leaders, we must relentlessly challenge ourselves not to let ease and security dissuade us from making the changes necessary to fulfill our vision. Perhaps the most difficult transition I chose to make as a leader came when I resigned from…

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Character: The Key to Sustaining Momentum

Character: The Key to Sustaining Momentum

John C. Maxwell June 11, 2011

Tiger Woods exploded onto the national stage in 1997, when, as a 21-year old, he won golf’s most prestigious event, the Masters. Not only did Tiger win the tournament, he shattered records along the way, making the world’s best golfers look like amateurs. Within a year of becoming a professional golfer, Tiger had attained the sport’s number one ranking. Consistent…

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Choosing to Cheat

Choosing to Cheat

Maxwell Leadership June 11, 2011

Rubber bands are made to stretch. They’re flexible to a point, but expand them too far and SNAP! They break. There’s a limit to their elasticity. Many times our lives feel like rubber bands. We’re pulled in different directions by two primary commitments: work and family. As we stretch ourselves to meet expectations on each side, the tension mounts. Try…

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Pride Comes Before The Fall

Pride Comes Before The Fall

Maxwell Leadership June 1, 2011

An ancient Hebrew proverb warns, “Pride comes before the fall,” and sometimes the adage is swiftly fulfilled. As a case in point, consider the story of American snowboarder, Lindsey Jacobellis. Cruising toward victory in the gold medal race of the snowboard cross, Jacobellis immodestly attempted to showboat on the second to last jump.  She lost her balance maneuvering in mid-air…

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