Relationships
Relationships
Interpersonal relationships can make or break people. This is most true for leaders. Since leaders work with different kinds of people,...
When people with high IQ flounder, and those of modest IQ do relatively well, it can be argued that the difference is that people are being judged in a new way -- not by being smart but by how they manage themselves...
Each of us is influenced by others. People of influence can include presidents, entertainers, and athletes. In Becoming a Person of Influence, Maxwell and Dornan stress that this is not something that...
A follow-up companion reader to "The 17 Indisputable Laws of Teamwork," here is a clear character profile of the ideal Team Player. Maxwell stresses...
In every kind of business and in every industry, workplaces are becoming more diverse, which has important and challenging implications for communication and for relationship building. In The Art of Connecting...
Leaders today face the challenge of influencing people from all sides of an organization. Yet, many managers with leadership responsibilities feel that because they are not the main leader, they cannot influence their...
It is usually a common belief that having too much organization undermines the development of the corporation and individuals. This notion may be true...
Having pondered why some people with very high IQ scores fail miserably in their personal lives, Harvard professor Howard Gardner, concluded that the concept of “intelligence,” as a singular measure of competence,...
Author Keith Ferrazzi believes that people and relationships are central to success in business and in life, and his own personal story provides a compelling testament to the power of networking. However, the...
What makes companies Southwest Airlines, Disney, and Ben & Jerry's different from millions of other corporations out there? These companies, along...
