Leadership, Chameleon Style Mind or Heart? “Think before you act”. This is what we have heard all of our lives. Principles, dogma and models are designed to guide our thinking in avoiding mistakes. However, in truth, there is no model that has accuracy in the form of anything above a correlation. In other words, as […]
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4 Celebrity Success Struggle Lessons Management Monday: Managing Success As of 2013, 7.1 billion people were reportedly using the internet, up from 6.5 billion in 2005 (Wikipedia). Despite all the information and activity online, it’s still tough to find information on coping with success and negotiating the kind of stress that comes with being a leader who is looked to
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Are You Charlie Shrem When No One is Watching? Forbes reported that Bitcoin CEO, Charlie Shrem was arrested for money laundering on January 27th, 2014. This came as a disturbing shock to his company, family and friends. In fact, Winklevoss Capital tech investors had previously referred to Shrem’s reputation as impeccable. So how does the leader fall
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Leadership Qualities of Shari Arison Shari Arison is one of Israel’s richest women and is ranked 200 on the Forbes list of wealthiest people in the world. While those facts are staggering, it is not her bank account that makes her admirable, but her vision and leadership. Having been awarded an honorary degree from George Mason University, the America-Israel Friendship
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The Leadership Qualities of Steve Jobs This Blog has been featured by the West Orange Chamber of Commerce. Sources such as HLN have also been home to publications by Dr. Farnaz Namin-Hedayati and she has been cited by the Orlando Business Journal. Innovative, determined and genius are just some descriptions commonly attached to the legacy of Steve Jobs. This is a
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What is the difference between being a business leader and the leader of the Free World? In order to address this question we have to first discuss the difference between leaders and managers. Both are important to the success of an organization or institution, but there is a fundamental philosophical and operational difference between a
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Bono’s Bad For Business Within the music industry, some might argue that Bono’s political and philanthropic campaigning might hurt his rock star image and be bad for business. But we think Bono is great for business, in any field. We could talk about his popularity or his band, U2. We could talk about his music which
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Selling with the EI Edge There was once the old strategy of selling, which included acquiring a list of potential clients, setting up a meeting and divulging information until it got dark out. As consumers became smarter and choices became more diverse, the old selling techniques are no loner relevant. Consumers now have multiple choices
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Office Intelligence Is the maneuvering of office politics just another great way we can use Emotional Intelligence? While the economy has pushed organizations to eliminate various positions and competition for the remaining positions soars, the need to “play the game,” increases. The forming of alliances, taking credit, manipulating negative outcomes to ones favor, playing nice
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Hermione: Management or Leadership? Management MondayHermione: Management or Leadership? In the 14 Biggest CEO Mistakes Author Interview Series published on Forward Metrics, Ruth Schwartz who is the owner of High Performance Advocates suggests that a focus on management over leadership causes CEOs to stumble. This is an astute and rational argument, worth dissecting. So what is the difference between management
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