February 14th, 2024
Doug Thorpe
The Wizard of Oz may have been pulling levers and projecting smoke and mirrors, but that wouldn’t make him a very effective leader. In today’s dynamic world, the “man behind the curtain” approach simply doesn’t work. True leaders understand that inspiration stems from visibility, trust from approachability, and connection from relatability. Just like Dorothy needed […]
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February 14th, 2024
Joey Havens
In a world addicted to speed, those willing to embrace the paradoxical power of slowing down to go faster may win the actual race. Source
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February 12th, 2024
Matt Dentino
In a world that often glorifies the hustle and bustle, people are catching onto the benefits of waking up early. Science has revealed a myriad of reasons why rising with the sun can set the tone for a more productive and fulfilling day. At the heart of the science is the concept of circadian rhythms, […]
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February 9th, 2024
Doug Thorpe
We often imagine leadership as a grand production. Spotlight moments, heroic decisions, and sweeping pronouncements come to mind. But what if the key to building a truly impactful reputation isn’t found in these blockbuster scenes? What if it lies in the quiet, seemingly insignificant interactions that fill our daily lives? The truth is, leadership isn’t […]
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February 7th, 2024
Joey Havens
Every phase of our life, every ebb and flow, everything has a purpose and adds value to our ultimate DASH. Source
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January 31st, 2024
Joey Havens
Perhaps our so-called ‘lucky charms’ are just life jackets we cling to, when in reality, we are all capable swimmers, just waiting for the right moment to dive in and swim on our own. Source
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January 30th, 2024
Doug Thorpe
In the grand theatre of leadership, there’s a delicate dance playing out on the main stage: the display of expertise. On one hand, we have the confident captains, radiating knowledge like beacons, guiding their teams through uncharted waters. On the other, lurk the know-it-alls, tripping over their own pronouncements, leaving trails of deflated egos and […]
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January 29th, 2024
Matt Dentino
Between 1987 and 1991, scientists built a research facility called Biosphere 2 in Arizona. The primary aim was to study the elements of nature’s ecosystems in a closed and controlled environment to understand their dynamics and see if we could replicate our ecosystems in space. The experiment yielded tremendous data, but one of the most […]
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January 24th, 2024
Steve DiGioia
Dexter Scott King, 62, son of Martin Luther King, died on Monday due to prostate cancer. He was the son of the great revolutionaries Martin Luther King and Coretta Scott King and had dedicated his life in the footsteps of his parents carrying on the civil rights legacy. The news of his passing was given […]
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January 20th, 2024
Doug Thorpe
In today’s competitive landscape, effective leadership isn’t just about driving results; it’s about building trust, inspiring vision, and establishing yourself as a recognized authority. This is where the concept of personal branding for leaders comes into play. It’s about crafting a unique and authentic image that resonates with your audience, both within and outside your […]
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