Author Archives: David Mills

2 Important Habits of Successful People

Do you know how to achieve success in your life? Your ability to develop good habits for work determines how much you earn and how much you are respected in an organization. Successful people know the key to success is … Continue reading →

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3 Ways to Improve Your Communication Skills

Did you know that by improving your effective listening skills you will become a more influential and powerful conversationalist? Watch this video to learn how to improve your verbal communication skills.

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Work/Life Balance

Lindsey Pollak is a global spokesperson for LinkedIn as well as a career and workplace consultant. She’s here to help you find the work/life balance needed to have a successful career while maintaining a fulfilling personal life.

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Team Dynamics and Decision Making

(Extract) There seems to be a consensus as to the advantages and disadvantages of team or group structured activities. Almost every list or article that we read, we find that participation and conflict are among the top disadvantages. However, not … Continue reading →

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The Best Way to Play Office Politics

Linda A. Hill and Kent Lineback, authors of “Being the Boss: The 3 Imperatives for Becoming a Great Leader,” describe the three types of networks you need to succeed.

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Alex Gorsky’s Leadership Qualities

… But anyone can be an impactful leader, whether they run a large corporation or not. Simply adopting confident thinking, embracing certain qualities and learning from role models enables professionals to transform into leaders every day. LINK: to Center for … Continue reading →

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Forget Work Life Balance

Funny speaker and author (Happiness Is a Funny Thing) Dave Caperton explains why “work-life balance” is a misleading concept when it comes to managing stress and avoiding burnout.

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Life @ Google : Work-Life Balance

Ask a Google Engineer – Fitz and Ben from Chicago – Work-Life Balance Fitz and Ben, two engineers from our Chicago office, answer a user-submitted question about if you have time for your family and friends when you work for … Continue reading →

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Work Life Balance – Top 10 Tips

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“Leaders Eat Last”

In an engaging talk, Mr. Simon Sinek discusses the challenges of leadership, and the connections between effective leadership, top down, and bottom up information flow and neuro-chemistry. Photo Link: Do not view until you listen to Mr. Sinek’s speech.

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Social Intelligence and Leadership

An interview with Daniel Goleman, Psychologist. See how you can use emotional and social intelligence to improve your own and your organization’s performance. IQ vs. EQ: Definitions

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The 5 Levels of Leadership

John Maxwell – The 5 Levels of Leadership New York Times Best-Selling Author, Dr. John C. Maxwell teaches the high points of The 5 Levels of Leadership at The Chick-Fil-A Leadercast.

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Ten Leadership Theories in Five Minutes

“There’s nothing so practical as a good theory.” Here are ten of them, summarized by Professor Michael Zigarelli, for those who want to lead more effectively.

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An Ant’s Guide to Management Theory

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The Secret Weapon of Great Leaders

Melba Duncan, author of the HBR article “The Case for Executive Assistants,” explains why technology can’t replace personal support.

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