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Solutions 21 Weekly Insights
If you can only read one thing this week...
Recipe for greatness
by Tyler Palko | Posted on April 13th, 2017
Ever since I began consistently writing blogs over two years ago, I have received an overwhelming amount of feedback. Largely in part, I believe, because of my topic selection and self-reflection of my time spent as an athlete.
Full disclosure: My motivation for writing stems from my experiences on the field as a quarterback, however, I also have another passion - Read the rest at the Solutions 21 Blog >
Great Reads from Around the Web
- The Leadership Strategy Most Successful CEOs Fail At Practicing
Inc.
Why you should read it: Because no matter where you are in your career path, this strategy MUST be a priority.
- 5 Questions Leaders Should Be Asking All the Time
Harvard Business Review
Why you should read it: Because "asking a good question is not an easy task. It requires us to look beyond simple solutions and to encourage colleagues to do the same. It requires courage and tact, to generate hard questions without sparking defensiveness, as well as being open to new ideas and to questioning untested assumptions. It requires being willing to listen and follow up." As a leader, are you asking your employees these five essential questions? After all, "any answer is only as good as the question asked."
- The Top 4 Traits Millennials Look for in Leaders
Inc.
Why you should read it: Because "a recent study focused on 'Early Millennials', or those born between 1980-1991, and their thoughts on leadership. Asked what they most wanted from a leader, Millennials listed four distinct traits." Any guesses? Hint: "Number two may surprise you."
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