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WISDOM LEADING: The Conversation With Dr. Foster Mobley
Dr. Foster Mobley - From His New Book "Leadersh*t"
"Great leading is about knowing yourself and being fully in the moment so that when the moments of critical performance come, you can evoke the very best in yourself and others. The rest is just leadersh*t."
5.21.12 | Rising Above it All
Q: What hopes for the future will give your team lift over the obstacles of the present? Looking out of an airplane window is a remarkable way to see the world. That lofty vantage allows us to gain a different perspective. Just as an airplane lifts us to a different vantage point, leaders can provide a measure of lift for others to see things differently too. It's easy to allow obstacles in the present - a tough meeting, a tense relationship, wanting to take back something said in anger - to actually become an obstacle to seeing our way to the future. Being confronted by obstacles, both real and perceived, is pretty much the daily reality of most. Lift, the act of increasing airflow over a curved wing, calls leaders to keep minds and hearts, yours and theirs, focused on possibilities for the future - not just staring at obstacles in our paths. Read more | 0 Comments
5.14.12 | Running Nowhere in Particular
Q: What's obscuring your view of the things that really matter? In the movie Forrest Gump, Forrest begins jogging across the country. Once the media notices they begin making conjectures about why he's doing it. What must his deeper meaning be? For Forrest, running had no deeper meaning; it had just become a routine. Sometimes we can be like the character of Forrest, running around in our lives without connecting our actions to a deeper purpose. We're running because we're running. Ever feel that way? That doesn't energize, doesn't provide lift. Remember the concept of lift - accelerated flow of air over a curved wing? The greatest source of lift for one's work and life comes with connection of our actions to deeper meaning. This is more than just working toward praise, pay raises or promotions. It's about re-connecting our actions with our values, spirit and dreams. Once we can look past the daily routines in front of our eyes and remember what motivated us originally, we'll feel a lightness and a new energy from the lift this deeper meaning gives us. Read more | 0 Comments
5.20.12 Just learned that Leadersh*t: Rethinking the True Path to Great Leading was awarded the 2012 Gold Medal in the Business category from the Independent Publishers Awards. Going to New York in June to receive the award. Think maybe it's time to order your copy?
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5.17.12 Great moments sneak up when we're too busy to notice.
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Help Others.org: A Cab Ride I'll Never Forget -- A Kindness Story
Twenty years ago, I drove a cab for a living. One night I took a fare at 2:30 AM, when I arrived to collect, the building was dark except for a single light in a ground floor window. Under these circumstances, many drivers would just honk once. But I had seen
5.24.12 @jeanewatier Congrats! Let's meet! Mine's Business/Career/Sales.
5.21.12 What we are born with are our gifts. What we learn are our prizes. - Chris Matthews (in Jack Kennedy)