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How To Succeed in Business If You Are An Introverted Leader

Lolly Daskal

The extrovert-introvert divide isn’t about personality—it’s defined by how people gain energy. Introverts, on the other hand get energy from solitude. Just as they draw energy from the external world, they expend it on others. They’re naturally deep thinkers, and that benefits their leadership greatly. The Leadership Gap.

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20 Compelling Reasons for Employees to Return to the Office

Lolly Daskal

The power of collective energy: The energy of the collective group can also be a major advantage of returning to the office. Benefits of mentorship: Working in close proximity to more experienced colleagues can provide opportunities for guidance and development. 1 N A T I O N A L B E S T S E L L E R. The Leadership Gap.

Energy 355
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12 Ways to Outgrow Oppressive Environments

Leadership Freak

5 benefits of freedom: Energy to face challenging obstacles, rather than walk away. Greatness assumes freedom. Men and women languish under oppression and die for freedom. Yet, organizations often cling to heavy-handed methods to get things done. Fulfillment while working hard on things that matter.

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The Unlikely Partners Growing the Market for Green Energy

Kellogg Insight

The relationship between environmental activists and “dirty” energy companies can be contentious, but it can also benefit both sides.

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Leading Thoughts for November 2, 2023

Michael McKinney

Prasad Kaipa and Navi Radjou on wisdom: “Wisdom itself grounds us, helping us to shift from using our smartness for our own benefit—and often with a zero-sum mindset—to using it for creating new value for a higher purpose.” Source: From Smart to Wise: Acting and Leading with Wisdom II.

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Why the 4-Day Work Week Could Be Your Company’s Ticket to Success

Lolly Daskal

Here’s how the 4-day workweek could be your company’s ticket to success and how this innovative approach can benefit both employees and the bottom line. The Benefits of a 4-Day Workweek: Increased Productivity: Shorter workweeks can lead to increased productivity.

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Why You Shouldn’t Neglect Leadership Development

Lolly Daskal

They become so focused on their day-to-day responsibilities and the needs of their team that they fail to invest time and energy into growing their own leadership skills. Lead From Within: Leadership development is investing in yourself as a leader it will not only benefit you but also your team and organization.