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Ron Kaufman

I have been in the field of training, leadership, and organizational development for over 20 years. Through all these years, I have heard a one message (and complaint) from practitioners, consultants, authors and gurus: for cultural change to succeed, top leadership must support it. It’s amazing. This message is so consistent. And there is so much evidence to prove it!
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Harvey Mackay

Did you resolve to get more organized in 2012?  How is that working out for you so far?   Managing your time is perhaps the most difficult organizational challenge you face.  You can always declutter your desk, rearrange your workspace, or get your files in order.  But getting control of your schedule is one of those grand intentions that suffer because it involves
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Balaji Pasumarthy

A talk with Mr.Bharat Goenka, the man behind the most successful IT Products in India - Tally - the defacto accounting software in India.
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Harvey Mackay

Were you voted "most likely to succeed" back in high school?   That moniker had mixed implications.  A recent survey reported in The Wall Street Journal showed that about one third of the respondents described the award as a "burden," creating pressure to live up to expectations.  I suppose that could create some uncomfortable moments at the high
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Balaji Pasumarthy

What is Entrepreneurship all about? When we think of Entrepreneurs we admire we think of Steve Jobs, Narayan Murthy and others, and think of the large corporations that they have created. We are mesmerized by the BIG organizations that they built.  However was Bigness the sole motivating factor for them?
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Jim Collins

"In troubled times a business needs enduring values, the best talent and an ability to 'zoom out' and see past the chaos in front of it." Jim Collins talks to Jennifer Reingold, senior writer, CNN... Read more
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John Greathouse

Entrepreneurs often must take counter-intuitive, contrarian positions in order to succeed.
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Malcolm Gladwell

Jobs’s sensibility was more editorial than inventive. “I’ll know it when I see it,” Jobs said. - Malcolm Gladwell explains how Steve Jobs was more of a 'Tweaker' than an innovator.
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Arathi

In this TED talk, Simon Sinek has a simple but powerful model for inspirational leadership all starting with a golden circle and the question "Why?" His examples include Apple, Martin Luther King, and the Wright brothers
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John Greathouse

Nearly one year ago, I published my first infoChachkie interview, with Kevin O’Connor, Co-Founder of FindTheBest.  At that time, I was not utilizing video.
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Balaji Pasumarthy

What is Entrepreneurship all about? When we think of Entrepreneurs we admire we think of Steve Jobs, Narayan Murthy and others, and think of the large corporations that they have created. We are mesmerized by the BIG organizations that they built.  However was Bigness the sole motivating factor for them?
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Arathi

In this TED talk, Simon Sinek has a simple but powerful model for inspirational leadership all starting with a golden circle and the question "Why?" His examples include Apple, Martin Luther King, and the Wright brothers
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Balaji Pasumarthy

Success requires hard work, perseverance and passion, that is what we have heard from parents and teachers. It is however interesting to see how supremely successful people in different fields see the same hard work and dedication as pleasure.
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Balaji Pasumarthy

Success is often attributed to lady luck, being at the right place at the right time. Is it possible that success can happen due to the choices one makes even when the environment around us is not conducive for success? If success is possible because of the choices people make what kind of choices are these?
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Malcolm Gladwell

Jobs’s sensibility was more editorial than inventive. “I’ll know it when I see it,” Jobs said. - Malcolm Gladwell explains how Steve Jobs was more of a 'Tweaker' than an innovator.
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John Greathouse

Nearly one year ago, I published my first infoChachkie interview, with Kevin O’Connor, Co-Founder of FindTheBest.  At that time, I was not utilizing video.
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Jim Collins

"In troubled times a business needs enduring values, the best talent and an ability to 'zoom out' and see past the chaos in front of it." Jim Collins talks to Jennifer Reingold, senior writer, CNN... Read more
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John Greathouse

Entrepreneurs often must take counter-intuitive, contrarian positions in order to succeed.
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Binod Maliel

In the last few days of 2011 and now in the beginning of 2012, I have been wondering what was the best wish that I could wish my friends. Should I wish my friends prosperity? I was not sure.
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Harvey Mackay

Were you voted "most likely to succeed" back in high school?   That moniker had mixed implications.  A recent survey reported in The Wall Street Journal showed that about one third of the respondents described the award as a "burden," creating pressure to live up to expectations.  I suppose that could create some uncomfortable moments at the high
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ianfaria

The most important facet of communicating is to LISTEN to UNERSTAND. Here is my latest blog and there is a lot to learn from it. Do also feel free to comment on the blog itself. All the best, Ian. http://ianfariablog.blogspot.in/2012/02/communicate-with-power-understand.html
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Ron Kaufman

I have been in the field of training, leadership, and organizational development for over 20 years. Through all these years, I have heard a one message (and complaint) from practitioners, consultants, authors and gurus: for cultural change to succeed, top leadership must support it. It’s amazing. This message is so consistent. And there is so much evidence to prove it!
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Harvey Mackay

Did you resolve to get more organized in 2012?  How is that working out for you so far?   Managing your time is perhaps the most difficult organizational challenge you face.  You can always declutter your desk, rearrange your workspace, or get your files in order.  But getting control of your schedule is one of those grand intentions that suffer because it involves
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Binod Maliel

In the last few days of 2011 and now in the beginning of 2012, I have been wondering what was the best wish that I could wish my friends. Should I wish my friends prosperity? I was not sure.
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Harvey Mackay

Were you voted "most likely to succeed" back in high school?   That moniker had mixed implications.  A recent survey reported in The Wall Street Journal showed that about one third of the respondents described the award as a "burden," creating pressure to live up to expectations.  I suppose that could create some uncomfortable moments at the high
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Balaji Pasumarthy

What is Entrepreneurship all about? When we think of Entrepreneurs we admire we think of Steve Jobs, Narayan Murthy and others, and think of the large corporations that they have created. We are mesmerized by the BIG organizations that they built.  However was Bigness the sole motivating factor for them?
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Jim Collins

"In troubled times a business needs enduring values, the best talent and an ability to 'zoom out' and see past the chaos in front of it." Jim Collins talks to Jennifer Reingold, senior writer, CNN... Read more
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Malcolm Gladwell

Jobs’s sensibility was more editorial than inventive. “I’ll know it when I see it,” Jobs said. - Malcolm Gladwell explains how Steve Jobs was more of a 'Tweaker' than an innovator.
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Arathi

In this TED talk, Simon Sinek has a simple but powerful model for inspirational leadership all starting with a golden circle and the question "Why?" His examples include Apple, Martin Luther King, and the Wright brothers
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John Greathouse

Entrepreneurs often must take counter-intuitive, contrarian positions in order to succeed.
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Balaji Pasumarthy

What is Entrepreneurship all about? When we think of Entrepreneurs we admire we think of Steve Jobs, Narayan Murthy and others, and think of the large corporations that they have created. We are mesmerized by the BIG organizations that they built.  However was Bigness the sole motivating factor for them?
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Balaji Pasumarthy

A talk with Mr.Bharat Goenka, the man behind the most successful IT Products in India - Tally - the defacto accounting software in India.
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Arathi

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U Bhagyanath Menon

No sales professional or business owner ever plans to fail. No one commits to a career in sales with the hope of mediocrity. Most begin their careers in sales with excitement and a starry-eyed vision of their success. Yet for every sales professional or business owner who is wildly successful there are at least a dozen who are hanging on by their fingernails, struggling to get by. What separates those who are wildly successful from those who are struggling? More often than not the difference lies in two factors:
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Neela

CUSTOMERS – SOME SURE-FIRE WAYS TO LOSE THEM Enough has been said about retention of customers. Now here are some tips for successfully getting rid of them, since many companies seem determined to lose customers…to the competition!
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Harvey Mackay

I ran my first marathon after my fiftieth birthday.  I've run nine more since then, including the New York and Boston marathons.  I'm proud of that fact for a number of reasons, not because I ever came anywhere close to finishing first, but that I finished them all.
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ADMIN Businessgyan

Over my 36 years in retail management, one day stands out.  It was my first day as store manager at a new location—and it was the day I learned afresh about the essence of leadership. As I entered the store, smile on my face and notebook and pencil in hand, I mentally prepared myself to meet new customers and employees. Top of mind was the new cleaning initiative the company was committed to. As I toured the store that day, I talked with employees and department heads about the status of the project.
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Neela

THE PROFESSIONALISM IMPERATIVE what is it, how to be   Most people seem unable to clearly define ‘professionalism’. Try asking this in your office. Responses will be varied, and you won’t get a clear and succinct definition of the concept.  
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Harvey Mackay

"Some people succeed because they are destined to, but most people succeed because they are determined to."  
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Balaji Pasumarthy

Southwest Airlines has been legendry its profitable growth in a very competitive market place. It is known for high employee satisfaction, constantly being able to reduce costs, and a very friendly and happy airline crew.
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