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Tag Archives: commitment
Leadership Lessons from the Eiffel Tower
What do you see when effective leadership happens? I’m willing to bet you see DAC: Direction, Alignment and Commitment. On my second installment of videos from the Eiffel Tower, I thought about this as I took in Paris from the tower’s … 
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Crisis in Leadership: The Healthcare Bill
The Democratic Party achieved a significant victory last Sunday by voting to pass the healthcare bill in the House of Representatives. This achievement was the culmination of a more than yearlong struggle to move the legislation through Congress. The Center for Creative … READ MORE
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Tagged alignment, bill, Caddell, CEO disease, commitment, Congress, Democrats, derail, derailment, favorability rating, feedback, Goldsmith, healthcare, House, most powerful woman, Pelosi.leadership, Schoen
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Leadership beyond leaders and followers: The case of the no-tipping policy, Pt 1
In my first two posts (27 Aug 2008 and 24 Sep 2008) I wrote about leadership in situations where there is no leader, in the sense that there is no asymmetrical influence, no person with more influence than others. I argued … READ MORE
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Tagged alignment, commitment, DAC, direction, leader, leader-influence, tipping
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Leadership Beyond Leaders and Followers, part 2
In my first post I wrote about the interest I and some colleagues of mine here at CCL have in leadership in situations where there is no leader, that is, no person with more influence over others than others have … READ MORE
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Tagged alignment, arguing, attention, commitment, community, direction, friend, group, leader, leadership, organization, process, talking, team
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Leadership Beyond Leaders and Followers
A lot of people think of a leader as a person who influences other people more than other people influence her or him. This extra increment of influence might come from the leader’s superior knowledge, inspiring vision, personal magnetism, greater … READ MORE
