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Les McKeown

What’s your role in the workplace? Are you the visionary, the operator or the processor – and who are you driving crazy by taking on that role? I’d be happy to talk to Les McKeown anytime, but I’m especially excited … Continue reading

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Peter Bregman, 18 Minutes

I always say that there are 3 components to doing great work: focus to know what to do, courage to start, and resilience to keep going. So I’m excited to talk to Peter Bregman who offers new tools to help … Continue reading

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Barbara Kellerman, Followership

This in an interview from the archives. I talked to Professor Barbara Kellerman in 2008, shortly after the release of her book Followership: How Followers are Creating Change and Changing Leaders.  (She has just released a new book, Leadership: Essential … Continue reading

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Mary Beth O’Neill Executive Coaching with Backbone and Heart

Mary Beth O’Neill is one of my heroes. I am insanely enthusiastic about her book Executive Coaching with Backbone and Heart, and feel that her work has the ability to really shift the impact that coaching can have in an … Continue reading

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How to launch a successful project: What I learned “at the speed of Seth”

You may have noticed that I published a book the other week. (If not, you really weren’t paying attention.) It was quite the ride, and it worked out pretty well: we hit #2 on Amazon.com, and (more importantly) have raised … Continue reading

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