The Greatest Shortcut for Leaders Is Reading Books
The Greatest Shortcut for Leaders Is Reading Books
Not every reader is a leader, Harry Truman once observed, but every leader is a reader. You have to be.
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Awards: “Received a plague for Salesperson of the Year.”
Awards: “Received a plague for Salesperson of the Year.”
The Happiness Advantage: How a Positive Brain Fuels Success in Work and Life
The Happiness Advantage: How a Positive Brain Fuels Success in Work and Life
by Shawn Achor
12 Little Milestones You Should Be Celebrating at Work
12 Little Milestones You Should Be Celebrating at Work
It’s not just the major work wins you should be pumped about—the many small milestones that occur in a given week or month are worth celebrating, too.
How Celebrating Workplace Milestones Improves Employee Engagement
How Celebrating Workplace Milestones Improves Employee Engagement
by Rise Staff When team members see that their work is having a direct impact on the success of a company, it motivates them to contribute their best work. Celebrating workplace milestones shows employees that, not only are they a valued and honoured member of the team, but they are also contributing meaningful work to … Read More
Summary: “I’m a really hard walker.”
Summary: “I’m a really hard walker.”
How Having the Right Kind of Rival Can Help You Thrive in a Changing World
How Having the Right Kind of Rival Can Help You Thrive in a Changing World
by Marina Munn and Simon Sinek Writer Simon Sinek believes that many of the struggles faced by organizations exist because their leaders are playing an infinite game with a finite mindset. One key aspect of cultivating an infinite mindset is to identify who your Worthy Rivals are — and study them. “Traditional competition forces us … Read More
Five Ways Leaders Can Adopt An Infinite Business Mindset
Five Ways Leaders Can Adopt An Infinite Business Mindset
by Susan Galer Beating the competition to become Number One is a losing business strategy. In Simon Sinek’s world view, there are two types of games: finite and infinite. Finite games have known players, fixed rules and agreed upon objectives. In contrast, rules are changeable in the infinite game, with unknown and unknown players who … Read More