By W. Brad Johnson and Charles R. Ridley Take two psychology professors intensely interested in a topic and you wouldn’t be surprised that they might collaborate on a book. Make that interest on the topic of mentoring and you might be interested in that book, but worried it would be too academic. Then you find […]
Remarkable TV: Lessons from The Library
I’m a reader for many reasons, but my #1 reason may be the difference between being a leader and being a REMARKABLE leader. Check out today’s Remarkable TV episode below to learn more. While most leaders are readers, all remarkable leaders are most definitely learners. @KevinEikenberry (Tweet It) Check out our Remarkable Learning Teleseminars here. […]
Remarkable TV: Would Coaching Training Help Me?
Coaching is one of the most important leadership skills you can have – because you are leading other people who you want to develop to become more successful. And if you want others to accept your coaching, you need to ask yourself one question. Learn more in the video below. If you want others to […]
Remarkable Q&A: Work or Learn?
Today I tackle a question that most of us can relate to: When I have to choose between “getting things done and off my desk” or spending timing reading blogs/articles/books that encourage and inspire me, which is the best use of my time? It’s a great question (thanks, Deidre!) and being stuck at the crossroads […]
Daily Rituals: How Artists Work
By Mason Currey Do you have rituals or routines that support (or don’t) your productivity? Regardless of your answers to that question, would you like to have an insight into how other people build their life to support their work and passions? In either case, this book is a fascinating way to get answers and […]
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