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Columns by Chris Musselwhite

Reflection: When Doing Nothing Is the Right Thing
Take time out to learn from every experience and apply that learning in the future -- and in your business.
(December 2007)
Self Awareness and the Effective Leader
Organizations benefit more from leaders who take responsibility for what they don't know than from leaders who pretend to know it all.
(October 2007)
Motivation = Empowerment
Motivation in the workplace isn't about what you do for your employees; it's about the work you empower your employees to do for you.
(August 2007)
Leading Change -- Creating an Organization That Lives Change
To effectively lead change, you must recognize that the phenomenon of "change" does not need managing as much as do the people involved with it.
(June 2007)
Strategic Leadership -- Achieving Agility
Having a good plan is compulsory, but knowing how and being able to respond to the unknown is the real goal and benefit of strategic leadership.
(April 2007)
Building and Leading High Performance Teams
You don't have to be Michael Jordan or Mia Hamm to have the skills you need to build and lead high performing teams.
(January 2007)
Finding the Right Person at the Right Time
Best practices that can guide you toward better hiring decisions.
(December 2006)
Develop Others By Asking the Right Questions
Build a culture where individuals are expected to take responsibility, seek solutions and take action by asking the right questions of them.
(October 2006)
Build a High-Performance Culture
Build a corporate culture that correlates with the level of performance you would like your business to achieve.
(September 2006)
How To Fire an Employee
Your first order of business shouldn't be showing the him the door. It should be helping the employee find a way to avoid termination all together.
(August 2006)
How To Find the Right Management Style
Entrepreneurs inevitably find themselves in leadership roles. The key is finding a decision-making approach that matches your personality and your company. Here’s how.
(February 2006)
Owning Up to Your Insecurities
One of the biggest myths about being a leader is that you have to have all of the answers.
(June 2005)

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