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Are your presentations more Gordon Brown than Barack Obama? – 01 Oct 2008
Are your presentations more Gordon Brown than Barack Obama? At times of economic uncertainty, voters look to strong leaders to guide us out of our troubles. So with the eyes of the media and the nation on Gordon Brown’s recent keynote speech in Manchester, why did he deliver the presentation equivalent of the curling British […]
Read More >The full text of Arsène Wenger's Arsenal motivational handout
Confidential Arsenal Team meeting 19th September 2008-09-23 The team:A team is as strong as the relationships within it. The driving force of a team is its member’s (sic) ability to create and maintain excellent relationships within the team that can add an extra dimension and robustness to the team dynamic.This attitude can be used by […]
Read More >The 20 Biggest Online Time Wasters, and 6 Strategies for Beating Them…
The 20 Biggest Online Time Wasters, and 6 Strategies for Beating Them | Dumb Little Man Lee Jackson www.cuttothechase.co.uk
Read More >Ten tips for everyday leadership
Ten tips for everyday leadership – 22 Sep 2008 It’s not the qualifications, the distinguished CV or the title that makes the leader, but what they do every day. David Kesby sets out the ten behaviours of a wise manager click the link to read on Lee Jackson www.cuttothechase.co.uk
Read More >Top boss gripes rated…
Top boss gripes rated… Workplace culture in the US and the UK might be different – but it seems some things are universal: including moaning about bosses. A US-based global human resource consulting firm – Development Dimensions International – teamed up with badbossology.com, which describes itself as a bad-boss protection resource site, to find out […]
Read More >A story of hope…Cremated' father turns up on TV!
BBC NEWS | England | Manchester | ‘Cremated’ father turns up on TV A man has been reunited with his father after spotting him on television – five years after he thought he was cremated. John Renehan’s father John Delaney went missing in 2000 and when a decomposed body matching his description was found in […]
Read More >Social Trends – Health, wealth but not necessarily happiness…
Health, wealth but not necessarily happiness The Office for National Statistics has published figures on health, wealth and life satisfaction in Social Trends 38 (2008 edition), which this year takes the theme of societal well-being. Whilst the figures find better wealth and generally more wealth, the evidence is that these have not brought extra happiness. […]
Read More >Blue sky thinking: Do you understand company jargon?
Blue sky thinking: Do you understand company jargon? Does everyone sing from the same hymn sheet at your office? Have you got all your ducks in a row? Do you successfully leverage your core competencies? Or do you have too many chiefs and not enough indians, asks Giulia De Cesare? Join our campaign for plain […]
Read More >Criminalising the young?
One of my keynote presentation’s is about the understanding young people – a challenging subject for us in the UK – this BBC report is food for thought…I remember a few years ago one senior policeman saying that ‘what was once youthful exuberance is now known as anti-social behaviour.’ Ouch. The report says… “The […]
Read More >the 2 minute rule…
I saw this today from Zig Ziglar’s son – http://tziglar.wordpress.com/2008/08/02/generational-communication-%e2%80%93-the-7-minute-rule-is-now-the-2-minute-rule/ Generational Communication – the 7 Minute rule is now the 2 minute rule Dad learned speaking from the front of the room. No speaker school for him, just plain old-fashioned verbal and non-verbal feedback. Twenty years ago a psychologist heard Dad speak and met with […]
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