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Find Your Voice

Speaking up can be one of the most challenging parts of both our personal and professional lives — push too hard, and you risk alienating...

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Leadership Love

You don’t have to be in the leadership world very long before you realize relationships with people are paramount. Sometimes, however,...

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Laughter As A Leadership Tool

One of our values at NewPointe is laughing hard and long. This doesn’t mean that NewPointe has the responsibility to make a person laugh...

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A Leader Listens

"Listening is appreciating others and is the best way to build trust."We all have the need to be recognized and valued. The easiest and...

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Personal Honesty and Integrity

We all agree about the need for honesty, right? We want truthfulness and veracity in our associations and dealings. Where it starts and...

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Leading By Example

“Example is not the main thing in influencing others. It is the only thing.” ―Albert SchweitzerLeaders go first. If we’ve heard it once,...

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Aligning My Priorities and My Goals

If we were going to take a survey among people in every profession and business about what was the biggest, most frequent reason goals...

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Communication: A Most Important Tool

Effective speaking is one of the best tools a leader can have. Speaking effectively is your ability to express yourself with confidence...

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What Are You Worth?

A leader has to know and be able to communicate value in order to convince others to follow. A business owner has to know why his or her...

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Customer Satisfaction

Whether you lead a business, a charitable organization, a church, or any other organization attempting to attract and keep people, you...

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Stretching

Leadership guru John Maxwell shared, “I read a book once about Adolf Hitler, and I remember this story in particular: When the evil...

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Accountability Development

Stephen Coveys says that people play differently when they are keeping score. I am sure you know that is true, not just in athletics, but...

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Positive, Realistic Leadership

If you are going to succeed in leadership and pass on a significant legacy, you are going to have to consistently combine reality and a...

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Perform Powerfully

Did you know that you can learn how to manage change instead of letting it manhandle and manage you? You absolutely can. There are many...

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Owning and Accepting Responsibility

The best leaders—in fact, the only ones who survive and thrive over the long haul—are the ones who learn to readily own and accept...

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Let's Be Clear

It has been said that people want integrity but they follow clarity. Leaders should be able to effectively communicate with individuals,...

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Overcoming Worry and Fear

We all worry. Do we ever worry! Earl Nightingale, founder of Nightingale Conant Corporation,says a reliable estimate of the things people...

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Motivating Your Team

A salesman once sat looking through the window of a hotel restaurant at a blinding snowstorm. As he considered whether to stay or go, he...

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Trades and Changes

What in the world? The Cavaliers made history and news all over the world with one of the biggest trades in all of NBA history at...

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Honoring Failure, Growing Through Failure

One thing every one of us has in common is this: we fail. Everyone has experienced it, we will again, but few of us want to think about...

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