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Beyond the Fires, What the Napa Valley Wine Economy Can Teach Us
The Napa Valley economy stands apart from the other economies of the nearby Bay Area and most of the state. Here's what those of us outside of the Valley can…
The 5 Scariest Interview Tactics Ever
After interviewing over 10,000 candidates, we've witnessed some pretty scary interview tactics that we don’t recommend if you’re looking to make a great hire. While some of them might seem…
Huddle Up, Team — The Coach Has Something To Say
Truly great coaches live outside their comfort zones and show their teams who they really are in order to solidify strong relationships and inspire loyalty
The Combination To Your Team's Recurring Problem: The Enneagram Personality Test
Once your team members knowand understand their individual personality types, each of them receives immediate, actionable insights and strategies to improve their potential as a leader at work and in…
Why Do We Keep Giving A+ Evaluations To F- Employees?
Rather than sacrifice the culture you've cultivated or the respect of your team, give honest and respectful feedback that addresses job performance issues directly
How Hollywood Can Help Your Team Sell
Giving your sales team the experience of immersing themselves in any of these films will leave them better positioned to excel
Why Your 'Why' Matters
If you know your "why," you’ll figure out the "how."
Build The Bandwidth You Need To Reflect, Focus And Flow
The end of the year is approaching, and many of us are looking for ways to bring our attention back to those things that really matter
The No. 1 Characteristic Every Nonprofit Leader Needs To Be Successful
Leaders like Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey and Mark Zuckerberg all have this one trait
Leaders Encourage Fearless Feedback To Make The Best Decisions
Asking for feedback isn’t good enough. Leaders must encourage open and vigorous debate if they want to reach the best decisions