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3 Life Changing Life Lessons from Roger Federer

Leadership Freak

Roger Federer is one of the world's great athletes. His commencement talk at Dartmouth blew me away. Life lessons: #1. Effortless is a myth. #2. It's only a point. #3. Life is bigger than a tennis court. This post summarizes Federer's key points in his own words. Don't miss it!

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Roger Martin

CEO Blog

Roger Martin, Dean of Rotman School of Business spoke at World Innovation Forum (#WIF11). I know Roger and have read most of his books. I even have one on my desk waiting to be read now. He sat on the RIM board with me. He certainly is an innovative and deep thinker.

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John Baldoni Interviewed on ESPN

N2Growth Blog

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has not spoken publicly since Sept. Bob Ley talks with ESPN NFL business analyst Andrew Brandt and John Baldoni, Chair of N2Growth’s Leadership Development Practice about the commissioner’s recent lack of presence. Watch the Interview.

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Leading Thoughts for April 25, 2024

Leading Blog

Roger Martin on our personal knowledge system dynamics: “Personal knowledge systems are highly path-dependent. They listen to people as though they have all the tools they need to be successful, and could simply benefit from exploring their thoughts and ideas out loud.”

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Roger Connors and Tom Smith: An interview by Bob Morris

First Friday Book Synopsis

Roger Connors and Tom Smith are the founders and Co-CEO’s/Co-Presidents of Partners In Leadership, Inc., the internationally recognized premier provider of Accountability Training® Services around the world. They have thousands of clients, and have trained hundreds of thousands of people, in over 50 countries.

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Judging Others Favorably – Stop, Think & Consider

Lead Change Blog

Carl Rogers, a psychologist, was the first to advance unconditional positive regard as a practice for therapists. Rogers believed we all needed to be in touch with our subjective experiences and feelings. We put his concept to work. We gave HQ the benefit of the doubt. She knows we only accept original material.”

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Remembering Roger Ebert

First Friday Book Synopsis

Roger Ebert reviewed films for the Chicago Sun-Times from 19677 until his death yesterday. For years, I delivered the Tribune in the morning and the Sun-Times after school. He and James Agee probably did more than anyone else ever has to nourish my understanding and appreciation of great [.].

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