This article was previously posted by Mary Jo Asmus on her Aspire Collaborative Services Blog. As a leader, you are often rewarded for having all the right answers. You may fight hard for your position on a subject. However, as I’ve watched leaders put an effort into letting go of their own need to [...]
I recently participated in and attended a global conference called Sustainatopia.com, which was held in Miami and Miami Beach. It was a fusion of four areas: green initiatives, empowering women through investment, social venture capital and sustainable Haiti. It brought together people from all over the world to engage in meaningful networking, discussions and talks [...]
This is an article previously posted by Dan Rockwell from his Leadership Freak Blog! Peter Drucker famously said, “My greatest strength as a consultant is to be ignorant and ask a few questions.” Your secret weapon is curiosity.
Guest article from author of Everyday is a Gift and speaker Barry Gottlieb, www.tgit.com “R-E-S-P-E-C-T” More than just a song… My father dropped out of school when he was in the eighth grade, but he managed to acquire a PHD in street smarts. He was one of my greatest mentors because his lessons were “real [...]
Women have the opportunity to make a BIG difference and change things NOW! We are a majority, coveted demographic and powerful economic force. 52% of the work force 60% of college students 66% of global spending 51.3 % of global wealth starting businesses 2 to 1 51% of all management, professional positions in US So [...]
As I continue in my adventure, process and journey with social networking both for business and personal, I am intrigued by this designation, of being a social “influencer”? Who anointed people as such? What are the criteria for qualifying for this they are using? People of influence are all around us, under the radar, unexpected [...]
