I recently received John Maxwell’s “A Minute With Maxwell” titled “Lonely.” He spoke about his new book for a while and then talked about it being lonely at the top. He states that if you are lonely at the top, you are not a leader, you are a hiker. Leaders always have people around them. I agree with him so I decided to explore the lonely at the top thing further.
Author: Manny Roman
I subscribe to many leadership and management article writers. It is interesting that the articles seem…
For some mysterious reason I have been reading and studying articles on corporate culture. I found the “Change the Culture, Change the Game” executive book summary very interesting. It is a summary, of course, of the book written by the people who wrote “The OZ Principle,” another great book in summary form.
I was reading an article regarding the growing popularity of using technology for virtual meetings. With…
I recently attended a webinar on how to build trust in five easy steps. The presenter provided a very entertaining and convincing presentation. The five steps did in fact seem easy and should provide a very good framework for establishing trust-filled relationships.
You old people will remember Bobby Vinton. You youngsters will not. Mr. Vinton is “the most…
I recently received one of those mass emails that we all get. It was titled “Why…
I recently read an article by Peter Bregman titled Why So Many Leadership Programs Ultimately Fail.…
I recently read an article by Peter Bregman titled, “Why So Many Leadership Programs Ultimately Fail.”…
Most of a message, about 55%, is carried by the nonverbal body language cues. The tones…
