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Kevin's Blog
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The blog of Kevin Eikenberry, Leadership expert and Chief Potential Officer of The Kevin Eikenberry Group. This blog provides you with resources, techniques and ideas (some other interesting stuff) to help you reach your professional potential.
- Added on: Jul 4th, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Business Development and Growth
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Recent Posts
The Power of the Written Note
You've heard it your whole life, and your mother probably taught you too. Handwritten notes are important and say something about who you are and your sincerity in regards to the message in the note.You heard it again with thank you notes after...
The Cost of Distrust
I'm working on training materials for a Client - materials that I will deliver next week. As I prepared some notes on trust - a topic I have facilitated learning on many times - I was thinking about the opposite of trust (distrust) and was remi...
Five Approaches to Being More Proactive
At a 10-year class reunion, four friends gathered to visit. Tina and George reflected on the differences in Steve and Angela after they walked away."They were both so smart and outgoing when we were in high school," George said. "Yeah, they were both...
#LEADERSHIPtweet by Kevin Eikenberry
The title hopefully gives you a tip as to the construction of this book. It's about leadership (which you might expect), and it's somehow related to Twitter - the blazing-hot social media tool.In short, my newest book is a collection of 140 thoughts ...
A Leadership Litany - Reasons for Leaders to be Thankful
As leaders, we have many reasons to be grateful and to give thanks. I've written alot about gratitude and giving thanks over the years, but on this Thanksgiving morning, I am thinking specifically about my role as a leader and all I have t...
The Myth of Lucky Leaders
It doesn't matter what endeavor you want to consider, you will find people ascribing the success of others to luck. I'm sure you have noticed this too. It goes something like this. . .People get to talking about someone who has achieved a...
