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As we close 2013, I offer a recap of the “Best of 2013″ as measured by engagement. If you missed […] The post Best of 2013: Let’s Grow Leaders appeared first on Let's Grow Leaders. Gratitude best of 2013 best of leadership blogs great comments lets grow leaders' We are growing this together.
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Posted in Leadership Development [link] Lead Change Group is excited to be represented in the February 2013 Leadership Development Carnival. Here’s what David Burkus at LDRLB offers in way of introduction: “This month’s Carnival offers an array of fresh insights for a fresh year.
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Welcome to The January 2013 Leadership Development Carnival: Best of 2012 Edition! I chose this post not just because it elicited strong interest from readers in many countries, but because it may help foster personal reflection and inquiry at the start of 2013. Expect to hear much more from her in 2013.". Neal Burgis , Ph.D.
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