Author Archives: David Mills

6 Exercises to Develop Your Leadership Skills

Day 35 of the 39 Day Challenge. 6 Exercises To Develop Your Leadership Skills. “You couldn’t lead a dog on a leash…”

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Change Leadership vs. Change Management

What’s The Difference? Keynote Speaker Tom Flick discusses “Change leadership” vs. “Change Management” and why the distinction is increasingly important.

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Finding a Mentor

Jack Canfield

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Friday Funny: Stuff managers say…

Stuff managers say – Funny management video on jargon from Mark Walsh and the Integration Training team and our friends at Think Productive.

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Who moved my cheese?

Who moved my cheese? The Movie Based on the book Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson

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Overcoming Resistance to Change – Isn’t It Obvious?

People resist change! Really? Check this out…

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Where Will We Find Tomorrow’s Leaders?

An Interview with Linda A. Hill, Professor, Harvard Business School. We won’t find new global leaders by looking in conventional places for people who act in conventional take-charge ways. Instead, look for people who can lead from behind to promote … Continue reading →

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Leading Millennials: How to Motivate and Engage the Future Workforce

Leaders today are faced with the challenge of leading all different kinds of diverse teams. It is important for leaders to understand how to marshal the efforts, and collective strengths, of the groups they lead. In this video Bates Communications … Continue reading →

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In the Land of Difficult People : Work Place Dynamics

Part 1: Terrence Gargiulo, author of In the Land of Difficult People on Comcast Network’s show Larry Kane’s Voice of Reason, June 29, 2008. Discussing challenging people in the work place.

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Employee Engagement – Who’s Sinking Your Boat?

Ahoy! Did you know that 7 out of 10 employees are dis-engaged, and 2 out of 10 are actually trying to sink your boat? Watch and learn the latest employee engagement research, and learn what engaged employers can do to … Continue reading →

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100% Accountability / 0 Excuses

John Izzo shares an example of a bank that lives and breathes the motto of 100/0. A great example of leadership and engaging your employees to create a workplace of passionate, committed people.

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Workplace Conflict : How To Resolve Conflict in Workplace

Conflict in the workplace can have a negative effect on teams and, if not managed, can lead to team failure or employment disputes. Chief Ninja Padraig Hyland explains how leaders can minimise conflict and find a resolution quickly, without causing … Continue reading →

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Leaders must be Game Changers

As business leaders, each of us is faced with a similar dilemma today. How do we need to change to stay effective despite the rapid and continuous change we are faced with in the business environment today? Linda A. Hill, … Continue reading →

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What it Takes to be Number One

Vince Lombardi is one of the greatest football coaches of all time. In his famous keynote speech, he laid out the principles that brought him to greatness.

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Understanding Communication Styles

Straight Talk Interview with Eric Douglas http://communicationsurvey.net to discover your Straight Talk communication style. This is an interview with author Eric Douglas of the classic book, “Straight Talk: Turning Communication Upside Down for Strategic Results at Work”

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