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Recent Articles in Leadership Skills
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The 6 Stages of Learning
Jul 13, 2009
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Have you ever stopped to consider how you know what you know? In reality, you think, say, and do what you do because of what you have learned. Obviously, there have been some good lessons, some not-so-good ones, and even some lessons you seem to keep re-learning.
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Excellence Counts!
Jul 13, 2009
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The pursuit of excellence is not only politically correct, it is also highly profitable. Excellence is a form of currency. A commitment to excellence can help you capture true wealth and realize the inherent value of your potential. A lack of commitment devalues potential, credibility, and reputation.
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Authenticity- A Fast Way to Connect
Jul 10, 2009
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 “I heard you did a great job connecting with the audience and got all choked up with your acceptance speech for the Canadian Speaking Hall of Fame,” said my friend Victoria.
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Discover Your Core Genius
Jul 9, 2009
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I suffered from prenatal asphyxia during birth which is basically a lack of oxygen to the brain. This consequence of this was that I suffered from learning disabilities throughout grade school. I had difficulty speaking, writing, and I was dyslexic. I was taunted and labeled as stupid because I was much slower
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The Silent Language of Leadership
Jul 8, 2009
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The Chief Executive Officer of an oil company showed up at a refinery in a designer suit and tie to discuss the firm’s affairs with rank-and-file operators, electricians, and members of the warehouse staff—dressed in their blue, fire-retardant overalls.
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The 5 Stages of Life Transformation
Jun 24, 2009
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September 11, 2001 was the world’s wake up call. After the chaos and confusion, we awoke to the realization that life is a precious gift and that it is our responsibility as citizens and human beings to lead and live our best life. For most of us that meant looking at our current state of affairs and recognizing all the changes we needed to make. We often...
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How to Think Like A Champion
Jun 13, 2009
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 Losers say they might and winners say they will. It’s as simple as that. Of course, attitude has a lot to do with winning and life success. Any Olympic athlete knows that at their level of proficiency, the game is played with their level of attitude and mental confidence....
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How to Find a Job You’ll Love
Jun 12, 2009
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 Is your new years resolution to find a new job? Congratulations, you’re not alone! According to statistics, around 15% of the population switch jobs annually. At any given time, over half of the workforce are more or less actively looking for new work.
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The 7 Traits of Highly Effective Teams
Jun 9, 2009
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As individuals, we can achieve many commendable goals. However, significant, large accomplishments that have a major impact in a company, a community, or the entire world, can only be achieved with a group of people.
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How to Use Praise Effectively to Motivate Others
Jun 6, 2009
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 All of us like to receive a pat on the back every once in a while for our efforts because it feels good and it lets us know that our efforts are being appreciated. In many places, however, the trend is to find fault and lay blame
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14 Qualities of a True Leader
Jun 5, 2009
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The highly successful people in the world are naturally leaders in their respective fields. If you want to realize any level of success in your own life, then you need to make the commitment towards becoming a leader too.
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How to Avoid a Verbal Argument
May 15, 2009
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Arguments come about when two people have different perspectives on the same issue and both are trying to persuade, sometimes aggressively, to get the other side to see the issue THEIR way. Simply put, arguments happe...
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The 3 Skills of a Successful Conflict Negotiator
May 15, 2009
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Every expert has their own opinion on how to deal with people effectively. As an experienced martial arts fighter and a student of Zen philosophy, I liken the art of negotiation to that of being a skillful fighter.
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The Four Steps to Active Listening
May 15, 2009
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Active listening is the primary skill of effective communication. It involves encouraging positive conversation, acknowledging the other person’s point of view, repeating back what they said in your own words and showing empathy.
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How to Problem-Solve With an Angry Person
May 15, 2009
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In order to reach a viable solution with an angry person, you need to collectively brainstorm with them. Separate yourself from the problem and focus on the problem at hand rather than the person. This will ensure
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