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This Tip from Oprah Will Help You Take Control of Your Success
We have to look at every little detail of what we do in our business, and in our lives. Do not overlook anything. And one of the most important little details is YOU.
3 Leadership Lessons for Women in Tech
The tech sector is a notoriously difficult place to be a woman. A congressional report shows that only 7% of women-founded businesses receive venture capital funding.
Noble Selling Purpose and Profit in Perfect Harmony
Not only is there no dichotomy between selling this way and making a profit, the two are absolutely aligned. When your purpose in selling your product or service is noble your focus is totally and absolutely on the value you bring to your customer.
The Top 3 Leadership Challenges CEOs Face
If being a CEO were easy, everybody would be one. CEOs are expected to know what to do—and to do it without falling down. There is a reason few in business rise to this position.
Be an Adaptive Business Leader
Seek out a roundtable organization if you can, to find a group of fellow executives ready to share and solve your problems of the month, or share theirs with you to better inform you of those you might otherwise miss in your management life.
3 Business Myths People Should Stop Believing
For years we’ve been told by “experts” that there are certain all-encompassing principles that will get you through the bad times and make your business a success.
4 Ways to Increase Daily Productivity
Here are four simple strategies, used by the world’s most successful people, that will increase your productivity and save you an hour — or more — each day:
The 5 Tactical Skills of a Great Executive
Think of those leaders from your past or present whom you respect most. Compare their leadership style with these five skills.
3 Qualities of a Great Leader
There are lots of ways to measure a great leader. Here are three that should resonate with you as leader and with those who follow you.
Surround Yourself with People Smarter Than You
Helpers do what you say, while good help does what you need, without you saying anything. People who can help you the most are actually smarter than you, at least in their domain.
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