Category Archives: Leadership

Video: The Worst Problem in the World

on March 7, 2016 in Awareness, Leadership, Models, Nonjudgment, Perception, Relationships, Visualization

I’ve shown this representation of what I call The Worst Problem in the World at many seminars. I wrote about it about five years ago. Now you can see the video. Watch all the way through to see some solutions. Take my course if you want to get beyond it and resolve it in your life, mainly by doing the exercises in it to develop compassion and empathy.

Webinar: How to Make Meaningful Connections, Sunday 1pm EST

on March 3, 2016 in Education, Leadership, Relationships, Tips

After teaching, coaching, studying, and practicing leadership for twenty years, I announced my online leadership course, “Introducing the most effective leadership course available anywhere.” I’m hosting a series of free webinars on the most actionable, useful, effective, and exciting parts of the course. My webinars will always deliver exclusive, valuable lessons you can use that day and how to build for the long term. Attend my fourth webinar, free, this[…] Keep reading →

Question to readers: what is your number one question about leadership?

on March 1, 2016 in Leadership

Readers, I write on leadership, generally along my interests. I would love to write along your interests—if only I know them. Would you please share your main question about leadership? Please click here if the poll below doesn’t show. It’s only one question. (If you don’t see the “Done” button, scroll down in the poll) Create your own user feedback survey Thank you, Josh

My bold next stages

on February 24, 2016 in Entrepreneurship, Leadership, SIDCHAs

Emails to great, long-time friends you don’t see that often give you the chance to reflect on longer stages than normal and to put together thoughts more complex than you think daily. I wrote the following to one such friend, capturing the change my change in focus and direction following my increased confidence in my courses as I’ve seen hundreds of people succeed in them. Some of it feels over[…] Keep reading →

Webinar: Self-Imposed Daily Challenging Activities, Saturday 1pm EST

on February 22, 2016 in Entrepreneurship, Exercises, Fitness, Habits, Leadership, SIDCHAs

After teaching, coaching, studying, and practicing leadership for twenty years, I announced my online leadership course, “Introducing the most effective leadership course available anywhere.” I’m hosting a series of free webinars on the most actionable, useful, effective, and exciting parts of the course. My webinars will always deliver exclusive, valuable lessons you can use that day and how to build for the long term. Attend my third webinar, free, this[…] Keep reading →

Video: Integrity means considering the results of your actions on other people

on February 18, 2016 in Awareness, Choosing/Decision-Making, Leadership, Nature

The forecast for the day after tomorrow in New York City, for mid-February, is 58 degrees Fahrenheit (14.5 C)—beyond unseasonably warm, especially after a 72 degree Christmas Eve (!!), followed by the hottest month for the planet recorded relative to normal. You know the signs we’re beyond the possibility of climate change. We’re in it. My version of leadership means taking responsibility for your actions and their effects on others—all[…] Keep reading →

How to Decide Without Regret in business and life

on February 12, 2016 in Choosing/Decision-Making, Education, Leadership, Models

After teaching, coaching, studying, and practicing leadership for twenty years, I announced my online leadership course, “Introducing the most effective leadership course available anywhere.” I’m hosting a series of free webinars on the most actionable, useful, effective, and exciting parts of the course. My webinars will always deliver exclusive, valuable lessons you can use that day and how to build for the long term. Attend my second webinar, free, this[…] Keep reading →

Another problem with traditional education: Employers are disappointed by traditionally educated students

on February 11, 2016 in Education, Entrepreneurship, Exercises, Leadership

I’ve written “Why I avoid lecturing when I lead and teach“, asked “Does lecturing turn schools into prisons?“, and discussed “How lecturing is the opposite of how we learn“. As if those reasons weren’t enough, the most-credentialed students that traditional education produces disappoint employers in areas where jobs. This video of the director and producer of a documentary on project-based learning shows what they learned from people who hire at[…] Keep reading →

Video: Three Leadership Secrets You’ll Never Learn Reading A Book

on February 6, 2016 in Awareness, Events, Exercises, Leadership, SIDCHAs, Tips

I just finished my first webinar, “Three Leadership Secrets You’ll Never Learn Reading A Book“. Here is the recording of it for those interested but who couldn’t make it. If you like what I write about and want more, contact me about what you want and I can tailor webinars to what people are looking for. I prefer to stick with topics I cover here but I’m flexible too. From[…] Keep reading →

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