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Learning From The School Of Rock’s Community-Focused Approach To Inspiring Passion
The art of leadership begins with figuring out what inspires the people you lead - what buttons ignite their passions, what chords touch their souls. School of Rock CEO Chris…
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Inspiring and Enabling Evolutionary Innovation from Middle Managers
The bottom line is that innovation is not an optional exercise. Darwin’s lesson is that survival of the fittest is about those best able to adapt. Adapting requires innovation. You can’t…
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Where Should You Guide Your New CEO to Focus First?
Article | Association for Talent Development | George Bradt | June 11, 2013Click Here to Read Article
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What it Takes to Empower Front Line Employees
Article | Association for Talent Development | George Bradt | June 4, 2013Click Here to Read Article
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C2-MTL – Exploring the relationship between creativity and commerce
hugely varied experience from global success stories and thinkers to old friends to new friends with a hard-copy magazine in Missoula Montana (Mamalode) to arromatics to ubiquitous geo-location intelligent sensor…
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Where Should A New CEO Focus First?
The basics of 1) owning the vision, 2) investing in the right people, and 3) fueling the most important efforts by others are always necessary – and never sufficient. The…
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The Right Way for a CEO to Deliver Bad News
Article | Bloomberg Pursuits | George Bradt | May 9, 2013Click Here to Read Article
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Why CEO Candidates Shouldn’t Even Take an Interview with JCPenney
Article | Business Insider | George Bradt | April 9, 2013Click Here to Read Article
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Beyond 10,000 Hours: The Constant Pursuit of Mastery
Robert Greene's new book “Mastery" makes a compelling case that mastery is earned, not granted. He describes three distinct phases of the journey, I) Apprenticeship, II) Creative-Active and III) Mastery.…
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