Leadership

Wearing Failure Like a Badge of Honor

Posted by on Jun 19, 2013

“Failure has taught me everything I need to know about Success. ~ Unknown We hear quotes like this all the time when listening to some of the most successful people on earth....

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Social Media

Getting Better Results From Your Network

Posted by on Jun 3, 2013

  The world is very connected… Heck I’m just one degree of separation from Barack Obama on LinkedIn. Meaning, someone I’m connected to is connected directly to our...

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Technology

From Idea to IPO: “Ideating 101″

Posted by on May 2, 2013

What is really new anymore? If you tell me the latest new thing, I’ll tell you what idea was innovated to create it. Tell me about Vine and I’ll tell you about...

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Guest Blog

The Next Millennial Leader – Guest Post by @jasonrepovs

Posted by on May 20, 2013

I spend a lot of time writing as a millennial in a leadership role. While truly a millennial, my experience is different than many other millennials and my age puts me closer to a...

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Recent Posts

Social Sucess is Often And not Or

Social Sucess is Often And not Or

Sep 28, 2011

I have heard a lot of questions lately asking people to make choices. Engage or Broadcast? Authentic or Optimistic? Google+ or Twitter or Facebook or… I see these questions and I think to myself why are we framing all of these questions with “Or” rather than “And”? Okay, I realize that the essence of the word “or”...

Why Second Generation Businesses Fail

Why Second Generation Businesses Fail

Sep 26, 2011

This post was originally published on 12 Most on August 19, 2011 and can be found here. Business starts out with a boom.  The entrepreneur strikes out of love, passion, inspiration, and sometimes out of pure genius.Soon the idea becomes a company, and the company becomes fluid.  The company becomes a place where people come to work every day and attempt to...

Every Decision Has A Consequence

Every Decision Has A Consequence

Sep 23, 2011

    This morning as I ran down the Willamette River while visiting Portland, Oregon for a conference I saw something that fired up the fingers and inspired me to write. As I ran along I saw dozens and dozens of homeless people. Young and old, black and white, all sorts of people. Laying under bridges, disheveled and needy, it brought a question to my...

We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Negativity

We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Negativity

Sep 20, 2011

Some posts require lengthy explanation, however this one does not… In the world we live in, we can get all of the bad news we could ever hope for by turning on the news, reading the paper, or surfing the news outlets on the web. Furthermore, we only have a limited amount of time to accomplish what we need to get done and that leaves only so much time to...

Do you Blamestorm? Stop Blaming – Start Doing

Do you Blamestorm? Stop Blaming – Start Doing

Sep 19, 2011

Outside my office I have an 8.5 x 11 copy of Spirit Lexicon (Online Dictionary) entry no 1,210. The word: “Blamestorming” Spirit Lexicon has “blamestorming” defined as; 1. Business meeting that devolves into finding fault for projects gone wrong rather than looking for successful results. 2. A discussion between colleagues involving...

5 Reasons that List Blogs (Do Not) Suck

5 Reasons that List Blogs (Do Not) Suck

Sep 14, 2011

Just recently I ran across or should I say stumbled across (Social Media Joke) a few posts and/or Twitter dialogues that were lashing out against list blogs. You know these blogs, they start with a topic and then list them off in order. For example, The 5 best, 10 worst, or I dunno 12 Most. Some examples and conversation around the nay saying can be found...

Be The One – Thoughts on Leadership

Be The One – Thoughts on Leadership

Sep 12, 2011

Sometimes to lead, you have to self-actualize; spend time reflecting on oneself, ones actions, and ones purpose. If you don’t, you risk losing sight of why you lead which is a risk no leader should be willing to take. This weeks leadership post is in honor of Self-Awareness. As you aspire to inspire your teams with greatness may you take a moment to...

4 Ways That Social Good Impacts Leadership

4 Ways That Social Good Impacts Leadership

Sep 6, 2011

Over the past few weeks I have seen an uptick in the prevalence and promotion of Socially Good causes in the social media landscape. Whether around supporting friends in the Northeast enduring Hurricane Irene, feeding the poor, or just taking a moment to tell those closest to you that you care, I have note let these words go unnoticed. At first glance, some of...

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