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Two nights ago, as we were falling asleep, my son (a 6th-grader) told me that education should be reinvented. His reasoning was profound on two fundamentally simple levels.
He thinks it’s a waste of time to learn stuff you’ll forget or learn stuff that won’t matter.
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I’ve known John Hill for over a decade. He’s a smart and very funny professional speaker, from whom I’ve learned some important lessons. Leadership, especially in front of an audience is way more important than most speakers comprehend…
The more you know about something, the harder it is to come to terms of a single definition. – John Hill
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What’s the number one way to survive turbulent times at work (and life)? How do we scale busy times, unpredictable situations, limited resources, nebulous goals, last minute requests, high expectations, and manage critical relationships, etc?
Use your resources.
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Kids are brutally perceptive to the basics. Our Son reminded me of this recently. I asked him three questions after describing a leadership scenario in which a person was presumed guilty. Here are his answers:
Q. What do you think they’re feeling?
A. That they were wrong.
Q. What do you think they could have done?
A. Investigate more.
Q. What do you think they think of this person now?
A. Intimidated.
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PS. April 20, 2012 to be exact.
Some leadership concepts are either or. For example, you either see profit as the goal or as the reward.
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