I care not what others think of what I do, but I care very much about what I think of what I do. That is character!
—- Theodore Roosevelt
Action Plan: When did it happen that ethics, and doing the right thing, became negotiable? When did we start admiring businesses and business leaders who didn’t do […]
You have to have confidence in your ability, and then be tough enough to follow through.
— Rosalyn Carter
This week’s action plan: It’s easy to believe in yourself, when everyone around you believes in you as well. But how often is this the case?
Sometimes the people around us are looking to poke holes in our […]
Happy New Year and a very big welcome to 2007!
I wish you much success, both personal and business, in the coming year, and hope that you’ll make reading Leadership Turn a part of your day.
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If you […]
How we deal with misfortune can make the difference between defeat and victory in our lives.
We’ve all heard stories about Thomas Edison. He went through thousands of unsuccessful attempts before coming up with the filament light bulb. When his factory was virtually destroyed by fire, he simply remarked that the disaster provided him with new opportunities to […]
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These are wonderful opportunities for both personal and professional growth. […]
I’ve written a lot lately about how important it is for us to compliment, praise, and thank others.
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