Top 10 Most Popular Posts Of November 2010

November was an amazing month for this site.  Overall readership grew by 55% and for the first time we had over 12,000 readers in a month.  This was partly possible because on Monday, November 22nd we were honored to have our article on dysfunctional families featured on the WordPress Freshly Pressed home page.

Also, StudentLifeGuru.com rated this site as the 9th best leadership blog on the internet.  What an honor!  The following are the Top 10 most read sites of November 2010 as determined by you the readers.

1. 8 Tips On Surviving Your Dysfunctional Family During The Holidays
2. 9 Qualities To Look For In Your Next Leader And NFL Head Coach
3. 10 Leadership Blogs You Should Be Reading
4. 10 Leadership Principles From The Denzel Washington Movie Unstoppable
5. 26 Leadership Quotes From Oprah Winfrey’s Interview With President George Bush
6. A Rant About Leaders Who Are Bullies And 10 Ways To Know You Are One
7. What Leaders Need To Learn From The Recruitment Of Cam Newton
8. 6 Qualities Needed To Live A Life Of Significance
9. 8 Leadership Lessons From The Incredible Mike Vick Monday Night Performance
10. 8 Actions Needed To Leave A Leadership Legacy

The following are three hidden gems that did not make the list.  The first two are arguably in my Top 5 of all-time personal favorites.

1. 20 Insights For Leaders Who Want To Transform Their Communities
2. How To Change Your World, How To Change The World
3. 12 Things You Need To Make Room For

As a gift to you, the following are three sites you need to check out.

• MondayMorningInsight.com – Featured the #2 post on this month’s list.
• StudentLifeGuru.com – Rated this blog as the 9th best leadership available on the internet.
• KevinEikenberry.com – Kevin is someone I’ve recently started following and does a highly-publicized Top 10 leadership blog year-end voting process.  I didn’t make that list in 2010 but who knows, maybe next year!

Once again, I’m blown away and completely humbled by your loyalty and constant forwarding of this content.  Thank you!  I look forward to our continued interaction in December.

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