Every organization should have a Research Development (R&D) department – a place where you can experiment and see if something will work. Well, welcome to the Brian Dodd On Leadership R & D effort. I am providing you leadership lessons from HOCKEY! Please don’t leave just yet. Let’s see if this is worth your time. The Sporting News has […]
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15 Benefits Of Pain
Brian Dodd on February 24, 2011 in Character, Church Leadership, Relationships, Sports Leadership
I came across the following quote this past weekend. It was directed at teenagers but has great significance for those in leadership. “Pain is God’s instrument to expose who we are, explain how life really works and bring us to a junction where we seek Him for answers. Pain is always a precursor to significant […]
6 Tips On Identifying And Developing Talented People
Brian Dodd on February 23, 2011 in Church Leadership, Great Teams, Sports Leadership
The NCAA has levied sanctions against UConn head basketball coach Jim Calhoun for improper recruiting violations. While the university’s techniques may have come into questions, Calhoun’s ability to spot, identify, and develop talent in many ways is unparalleled in college basketball. In 25 years as head coach, Calhoun has only had seven McDonald’s high school All-Americans yet […]
Something All Leaders Need – 18 Brand New Leadership Quotes
Brian Dodd on February 19, 2011 in Church Leadership, Great Teams, NBA, Performance, Sports Leadership
Today, I just want to give leaders a gift – Quotes on Leadership. Leaders love quotes. They frame what we’re thinking and help us communicate better. Here is some of the best I’ve accumulated over the last few months. CNBC February 15th – The Facebook Obsession “This is a utility that people can use to understand […]
25 Most Important Lessons I Give To Young Or Emerging Leaders
Brian Dodd on February 19, 2011 in Character, Church Leadership, Family, Sports Leadership
I have had the privilege of intersecting the lives of a number of people over the years who are either new in their leadership or looking for ways to increase their skills and influence. If I could only give 25 tips to young or emerging leaders, here is what I would say: The toughest person to […]
15 Things The Happiest Leaders In The World Have In Common
Brian Dodd on February 17, 2011 in Church Leadership, Family, Generosity, Relationships, Sports Leadership
www.Forbes.com recently posted the results of a study done by the London-based Legatum Institute where they identified the happiest countries in the world. The world’s happiest country turns out to be Norway. Norway??!! Well, here are the reasons why: Norway has the world’s highest per capita GDP of $53,000 a year. Norwegians have the second-highest level of satisfaction with their standards of […]
Why Mark Richt And Tom Walton Are Better Leaders Than Mark Zuckerberg
Brian Dodd on February 16, 2011 in Character, Generosity, Relationships, Sports Leadership
When I look at Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, I don’t see a memorable leader. I see a memorable entrepreneur.  I see a memorable programmer.  I see someone with memorable timing. I just don’t see a memorable leader.  What I just said may surprise you. But in 25 years, when we look back in history, that is how we will remember […]