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Category Archives: Leadership
14. Weology (Peter Aceto with Justin Kingsley)
“Leadership is a responsibility to elicit- and help people discover – the greatness they already possess”. I enjoyed meeting Peter Aceto at the Art of Leadership Conference in November. His focus on ‘we’ and an open leadership style was refreshing. … Continue reading
2. Everyone’s An Artist (Tite, Kavanagh & Novais)
January is a fresh beginning and seems a great month to inspire leadership. As I embark in a Resolution Reads Non-Fiction challenge, it is time to read the signed books that I purchased at the November Art of Leadership conference. This conference was fantastic and the … Continue reading
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Tagged Everyone's an Artist, Ron Tite, The Art of Leadership
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Marshall Goldsmith: Art of Leadership
After a very busy couple of weeks, here is the last review related to the Art of Leadership Conference that I attended October 21st. The final speaker of the day was Marshall Goldsmith, the author or editor of 35 books … Continue reading
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Tagged Marshall Goldsmith, The Art of Leadership Conference, Triggers
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Neil Pasricha: The Art of Leadership
“It is not if the glass is half full, remember that it is refillable!” Having read The Happiness Equation in May, I was thrilled to hear Neil Pasricha speak at the fabulous Art of Leadership Conference, in Toronto last week. … Continue reading
Michael Bungay Stanier: The Art of Leadership
“Can you stay curious just a little longer and rush to questions and advice just a little bit slower?” If you have been following my blogposts you already know about the fabulous day that I spent at The Art of … Continue reading
Peter Aceto – The Art of Leadership
“Leadership as an incredible responsibility because we really do have a very big impact on the people we lead” Peter Aceto has written the book Weology: How Everybody Wins When We Comes Before Me and shared that he does not … Continue reading
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Tagged Peter Aceto, Tangerine, The Art of Leadership, Weology
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Ron Tite – The Art of Leadership
I have to admit that Ron Tite is a new name for me in the field of leadership and he was an enthusiastic and motivating speaker! He has written a book called Everyone’s an Artist and combines his experience as a … Continue reading
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Tagged Everyone's an Artist, Ron Tite, The Art of Leadership
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Sir Ken Robinson – Art of Leadership Conference
“Discover what you are good at and live meaningful lives” The initial speaker at the Art of Leadership conference was Sir Ken Robinson, an expert in creativity and innovation whose TED talk Do Schools Kill Creativity has been viewed by … Continue reading
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Tagged Sir Ken Robinson, The Art of Leadership
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Art of Leadership Event
I spent an inspiring day, Friday, listening to a group of amazing leadership and coaching thought leaders at the Art of Leadership conference in Toronto. Over the next few days, I will share some of the insights from this amazing group of … Continue reading
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Luminary Leader Series: Bob Rae
“Leadership is not a permanent position, it changes, it evolves, it depends on your situation in life.” Bob Rae was the dynamic and inspiring speaker at the University of Guelph’s Luminary Leader Series last night. It was a fantastic evening as … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Rae, Leadership, Luminary Leader Series, University of Guelph
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