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will Rogers was one of the most revered public figures in the early 1900s, and much of his popularity was due to his tremendous understanding of and connection with people. As a keen student of human nature, Rogers unsurprisingly identified a fundamental key to successful change in his statement: “it isn’t what we don’t know [...]

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Introduction A business owner tells me she is sabotaging her success. A senior executive in a large corporation does not trust his ability to lead even though he has a great track record. Quick Quiz Do you worry that you, your family, or business associates have low self-esteem? Have you or your associates and family [...]

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Q: hello, A group of us over 50 network. We’re seeking projects/jobs/funding for new companies, etc. Jobs specify bachelors and four to five years of experience. we have MBAs from top schools, and I have a PhD and am a leading expert in strengths-based leadership. We’re a smart, high-energy group. none of us have found [...]

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With a big-picture goal of creating a community where all children thrive, an Asheville, North Carolina advocacy organization had great success recently with what is still a relatively uncommon approach in community development in the U.S. Children First/Communities in Schools is dedicated to empowering children and their families to reach their full potential through advocacy, [...]

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The summer holidays are coming to an end, the leaves are already falling… but before term starts back at university, there’s one simple step you can take that’ll power up your graduate job hunt and help you present yourself in the best possible light when applying for grad schemes or next year’s summer internships. Look [...]

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AMSTERDAM, September 15, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ –As a rising number of institutions shift their focus towards collaborative relationships to secure funding in a more competitive research landscape, analyzing current and potential partners has become increasingly important. To address this growing need, Elsevier, a world-leading provider of scientific, technical and medical information products and services, [...]

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A lord of ancient China once asked his physician, a member of family of great healers, “Which of you is the most skilled in the art of healing?” This physician with a reputation synonymous with medical science excellence responded, “My elder brother sees the spirit of sickness and removes it before it takes shape, so [...]

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When you were growing up did you ever have someone that wanted you to be something that you had absolutely no interest in? Parents are probably the number one person on most peoples list if asked this question. Leaders are the same way as we have been raised to think we know what is best [...]

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Leadership comes in many different shapes and forms. as leadership comes in different shapes and forms, so does leadership philosophies. There are people from all walks of life who have their own philosophy on leadership. Who’s to say which is right and which is wrong? but if you expand your mind and allow your leadership [...]

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John Wooden knew a thing or two about building a strengths-based team. as the head basketball coach at UCLA from 1948 to 1975, Wooden led his players to 10 NCAA championships in a 12 year timeframe. He is known for his leadership, his character, and his talent for building teams that capitalized on his players’ [...]

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