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275. I Don’t Think You Understand Loyalty
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274. When Being Right Is Wrong
We like to always be right. We are drawn to people who are always right. But there's a big problem with always being right: It's completely wrong.
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256. The 3 Important Innovation Lessons Since Sliced Bread
Innovation is the difference between leaders and followers. It's not just up to companies to innovate. It's up to you. Your future depends on it.
255. The Wisdom in Wombat Poop: A Strategic Leadership Lesson
Combine a wombat with Xerox and Kodak, and what you get is an important strategic leadership lesson on how to fit a square peg in a round hole.
254. The 6 Essential Leadership Lessons From Santa Claus
You may think of him as just a fat guy with a flare for bright-colored clothing, but Santa Claus is a paragon of leadership lessons for successful leaders.
253. Your True Job And The Critical Lesson To Learn From McDonald’s
Your job description and job title are not your true job. The most successful leaders are the ones who understand their true job. Let's start with McDonald's.
252. The 7 Secrets For A Culture of Calculated Risks
A life with no risk is no life at all. The best company cultures are the ones that embrace calculated risks. Time to break out your calculator. Let's risk it.
251. Your Customer’s Problems And The Secret Art of Discovery
There are 5 ways to figure out your customer's problems without your customer even knowing. And it starts with watching TV and a broken heel