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7 Tips To An Effective Parent-Teacher Conference

  “We’re going to be meeting with your teacher” can be the scariest eight words in child’s life.  This past week it was time for a conference with her History teacher, Mr. Hanenburg. Here’s a little background on Mr. Hanenburg after watching him for a couple of years.  He’s about my age and seems like a nice man.  As a 5th grader, […]

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The Most Important Ingredient When Looking For A Leader

The most important ingredient to uncover when you are looking to fill a leadership position is does this person make things happen?  Is there movement and positive activity associated with this individual?  Are they advancing the cause? Recently I came across this very unique Christmas video.  These individuals make things happen.  These people are leaders.  Enjoy.

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The Relationship Between Success And Failure

Leaders are fascinated with the subjects of success and failure.  Why do some people, teams, or organizations succeed while others fail?  What are the keys to success?  How do you mobilize teams to accomplish tasks?  Etc… The last two posts I wrote were about top leaders in their field, head football coach Mack Brown of […]

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What Leaders Need To Learn From The Recruitment Of Cam Newton

Do you understand the impact of your behavior as a leader?  At the time of this writing, Cecil Newton, the father of Heisman front-runner Cam Newton, is alleged to have asked recruiters for $100,00 to $180,00 for his son to bring his extraordinary talents to their school. If, and I want to emphasize the word “If”, the allegations are verified, […]

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