WHY LEADERS ARE GREAT STORYTELLERS
People of all ages, backgrounds and traditions respond to great stories. That’s the secret behind the enduring power of myths, legends and scriptures. We see ourselves in stories.
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Recently, I went on a search to find an app for my own use. I want to share with you what I found. But, before I do, let me define how I use the various goal-setting terms. As I soon discovered, different people and organizations use these terms in different ways.
You doubtless know the old saw about Carnegie Hall: How do you get there? Practice, practice, practice.We might invoke similar reasoning about a far greater prize, with far more universal
The happiest server at Cracker Barrel in Lincoln, Nebraska, walked away from work with even more to smile about after receiving a life-changing tip.
Anyone who has accomplished anything of significance didn’t do it alone. Neither should you. Think about the five people you spend the most time with and answer this blindingly simple yet imperative question: Do they make you better?
In my work as a startup founder over the last few years, I’ve been fortunate enough to find myself surrounded by some incredible young leaders, be mentored by a few wise executives, and spend time…MORE
Every once in a while, when we search for stories to share with you, we stumble upon a piece of history we never knew about.
Like, for example, Owney — an adorable terrier-mix dog who was the unofficial mascot of the Railway Mail Service in the late 19th century, according to the Smithsonian National Postal Museum (NPM).
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