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Why Communication is The Most Important Role of a Leader
Mary Kay Ash put it really well when she coached her sales force on selling her products. She said (and we’re paraphrasing here), when you’re telling someone about your company or products, ask, “Did I tell you about my products? … Continue reading
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Tagged accountable, assumptions, boss, clarity, communication skills, decision making, ethics, leadership skills, lee ellis, Mary Kay Ash, Steve Jobs video
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What Goal Gives You “Fire in the Belly” to Win?
by Lee Ellis Life itself is a fight at virtually every turn. To win in sports, the athlete must fight against the limitations of the body and the efforts of the competition. To win the new job, the candidate must … Continue reading
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Tagged burnout, competition, concentration, drive, driven leaders, enthusiasm, fire in the belly, focus, goal, how to win, lee ellis, Motivation, perseverance, persevere, survival, value, win-win, winning
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Leaders and Accountability — Notes from the Cliff
by Lee Ellis As we approach the New Year, I’m amazed at how the word “cliff” has dominated the news. We’re obviously not talking about the very dangerous physical sport of cliff diving which can be a thing of beauty and … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, character, commitment\, competency, consequences, courage, fiscal cliff, good leadership, good stewardship, leadership characteristics, leadership evaluation, leadership questions, leadership traits, lee ellis, partisan perspectives, personal responsibility, poor leadership, poor stewardship, promises, punishment, responsibility, sloppy leadership
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The Four D’s of Dysfunctional Dominant Personalities
The Destructive Pattern of Deny, Defend, Demonize, and Destroy By Lee Ellis One third of the population has a “Dominant” personality. I happen to be one of them and many of my friends and clients are also. We have high … Continue reading
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Tagged bad bosses, confidence, delusional leadership, denial, destructive leadership behavior, Dysfunctional Dominant, honorable leadership, leadership traits, lee ellis, opinions, overbearing leaders, overbearing personalities, righteousness, yes men
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Secret Service, John Edwards, Teachers Cheating! What’s up Doc?
by Lee Ellis Have you noticed the disconnect? Everyone thinks they have high ethics and honorable behavior, yet the headlines seem to indicate that our society has big problems in living and leading with honor. Shocking Behavior in the Headlines … Continue reading
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Tagged amking a stand, behavior, character, cheating teachers, courage, courageous leadership, dishonorable behavior, fear, GSA party, honor, honorable behavior, integrity, laziness, lead with honor, leadership behavior, lee ellis, pain, scott peck, Secret Service in Columbia, values, vision
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POW Guide to Great Leaders and Survival
Lee Ellis was a prisoner of war for over 5 years during the Vietnam War. In a small cell, about 6×7 feet with no books, certainly no TV or entertainment, frequent torture and massive isolation, he and his fellow prisoners … Continue reading
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Tagged emotional reactions, framework for good decision-making, great leaders, leadership character, leadership development, leadership principles, leadership skills, leadership traits, leading with honor, lee ellis, murdoch apologizes over scandal, POW leadership lessons, rupert murdoch, self management, self-serving leadership
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