6 Steps to Loving the Job You Hate + 5 More Posts -- September, 2013

September 9, 2013 Online Version | Email Preferences Leadership Newsletter Bringing you the LATEST information from industry experts New Resources Delivering Revenue Through Thought Leadership Leaders as Teachers: Unlock the Teaching Potential of Your Company's Best and Brightest -- Free Book Summary Everyone Communicates, Few Connect: What the Most Effective People Do Differently â€" Free Book Summary 6 Steps to Loving the Job You Hate by Karin Hurt You’ve gone from skipping to work, to dragging your butt.  Little annoyances mushroom in the dung of frustration.  Reasons vary:  a witchy boss, unrealistic expectations, downsizing pressures, stagnating gifts, unrecognized contributions. You’ve considered quitting, but that’s [...] Read More Employee Engagement | Banging Pans and Throwing Fish in Corporate America by Chery Gegelman My husband and I are wrapping up our vacation and sending you one more post from the Lead Change Group archives. To celebrate all of the energy, creativity, problem-solving, and joy that can come from play I’m sending a post about the benefits of play at work to end your week! One evening this summer, [...] Read More Fierce Leadership: A Bold Alternative to the Worst 'Best' Practices of Business Today Fierce Leadership: A Bold Alternative to the Worst 'Best' Practices of Business Today in fierce leadership, susan scott teaches us how to spot the worst "best" practices in our organizations using a technique she calls the "squid" eye. Download the full offer for free here Leadership as Selflessness by Dan McCarthy Guest post by Al Gini and Ronald M. Green: With the great Nelson Mandela struggling with health issues, we've been thinking a lot about the general phenomenon of leadership. Mandela is clearly one of the great leaders of our time. His example convinces us that ethical leaders display deep selflessness and an absence of the two deadliest of Pope [...] Read More Women Entrepreneurs and the Imposter Syndrome by Natalie MacNeil As a young woman entrepreneur starting out in my first business I was pretty audacious, but before I achieved the success I wanted I had one big obstacle to overcome: the imposter syndrome. Women entrepreneurs may experience the imposter syndrome more than our male counterparts, although some men have talked about experiencing it too. Also referred [...] Read More Someone To Look Up To? by Andy Uskavitch Someone to look up to. That’s part of a leaders’ job.As a leader, you must walk the talk 24/7. To take a phrase from Disney, you are “on stage”. Especially, those in positions like company Presidents and CEOs. Any time employees, customers, or the general public can see you or hear you – you are on stage. [...] Read More Annals of Engagement: Should Everyone Operate Their Own Business? by Mike Cook Do I think everyone should own their own business? No! But let me provide a little context for the title for this piece. Back in mid-July I wrote a piece in which I asserted that much of the money being spent by employers on improving levels of employee engagement was going towards the wrong [...] Read More The BlogNotions Leadership Newsletter is Powered by NetLine Corporation. About NetLine | Subscribe | www.blognotions.com NetLine Corporation, 750 University Avenue, Suite 200, Los Gatos, CA 95032 This email was sent to yaishwaryaj@gmail.com. You are receiving this BlogNotions newsletter because you subscribed to it or because you opted-in to receive relevant email communications from NetLine and TradePub.com when requesting free business resources. If you no longer wish to receive email from NetLine's BlogNotions, please click here. To ensure delivery of your Blognotions newsletter, click here for whitelisting instructions. NOTE: This message was sent from an unmonitored e-mail address. Please do not reply to this message. Mail sent to this address cannot be answered.