5 Tips to Spark Creativity in Others
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A few months back, I met with my team to kick off a big project, my next book. I started by asking everyone to share their ideas and saying we’d run with the best ones. We had a concept at that point but not much else. So what I needed were ideas—lots of them. Practical […]
GLS22 Special Edition Notes—The Power of Regret
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You might be surprised to learn that regret can sharpen leaders’ decisions, speed learning and development, and boost individual and team performance. In his talk at The Global Leadership Summit: Special Edition on February 24, 2022, Daniel Pink drew on an unprecedented two-year study of regret—one of the most misunderstood emotions. In this talk, he explored the […]
5 Ways to Create an Irresistible Winning Culture—GLS22 Faculty Spotlight
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Creating an irresistible winning culture is part of what Craig Groeschel does best. As the senior pastor and leader of Life.Church, Craig has led his team in such a way that has made his church Glassdoor’s #1 Best Place to Work for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses in North America in 2021. In his talk at The […]
Utilizing Differences to Build Collaboration
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In the post below, Ken Blanchard (TGLS 1995, 2000, 2005) shares insights from his new book on collaboration. In our new book, Collaboration Begins with You: Be a Silo Buster, my coauthors Jane Ripley, Eunice Parisi-Carew, and I explain the importance of building a culture of collaboration in your organization. Believing true collaboration is the responsibility […]
Motivation: Are You Running on Clean Fuel or Dirty Fuel?
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For decades, managers have been using “one size fits all” methods to motivate their teams. In his new book The Motivation Code, my colleagues and I have distilled over fifty years of research into what truly drives us. We explain that there are twenty-seven unique motivational themes in which individuals are driven to experience engagement and […]
Mastering the Art of Self-Innovation
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If you’re a leader, by definition your job is to innovate. Leaders take us into a future that is different than the one we’re in today. We innovate the present to create a desired future. Often when we think of innovation, we think of coming up with new ways of doing things—a new product or system, service […]