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Leadership Training: To Lead is to Serve
Shar McBee
May 25, 2022
Breakthrough Leadership Training in Los Angeles based on “To Lead is to Serve.” Hello. Welcome.I'm ...
Amazing Abundance: LinkedIn's Andrew Seaman interviews Deepak Chopra
Shar McBee
April 10, 2022
Abundance with Deepak Chopra was the topic of this LinkedIn News “Get ...
The Power of Enthusiasm
Shar McBee
April 04, 2022
2 Dangers of Enthusiasm: When you are not feeling enthusiastic…and when you are.Confucius said that if you could ...
Leadership Training: To Lead is to Serve
Breakthrough Leadership Training in Los Angeles based on “To Lead is to Serve.”
Hello. Welcome.I'm Shar McBee, the author of "To Lead is to Serve."
There is a story in theTalmud about a king and his son. They loved each other very much but they couldnot get along. So, the prince left home and went far away.
Aftera w...
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Amazing Abundance: LinkedIn's Andrew Seaman interviews Deepak Chopra
Abundance with Deepak Chopra was the topic of this LinkedIn News “Get Hired” podcast hosted by Andrew Seaman. You canlisten to it hereor read it below.
Deepak Chopraneeds almost no introduction. He's a bestselling author, the founder of The Chopra Foundation, a medical doctor, a leader in mindfulness and so much more...
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The Power of Enthusiasm
2 Dangers of Enthusiasm:
When you are not feeling enthusiastic…and when you are.Confucius said that if you could understand the power of
enthusiasm, you could "rule the world as though it were spinning in your hand."
In a leadership role, if you can whip up your enthusiasm, you'll rally your
forces and they will move forward with you...
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Expand Your Horizons - "To Lead is to Serve"
Expand your horizons with "To Lead is to Serve." Are you ready to take hold of the reins?Take control of your destiny?Embrace the opportunity to touch the power you have only dreamed about?
Albert Schweitzer said, "I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: the only ones among you who will be ...
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Tech Leadership: How To Be Creative
In tech leadership, you have to be creative. How will you lead the new frontier, doing it the same old way?
Once, I had a job in which I had to come up with a new idea every day. At first, I thought, "This is impossible. How can I come up with something new every day?" I worried about it a lot.
Then, one day it dawned on me that in o...
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Brilliant Business Lessons from Pickleball
Have you tried pickleball yet? It's the fastest growing sport and a great way to learn business lessons. Yesterday, I was playing at the California Yacht Club and thinking about my business.
The principles are the same:
1. Be here now. Keep your eye on the ball and your thoughts onwhat is in front of you.
2. Silence the Ego, empty ...
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Stevie Wonder and Surrender
Surrender isn’t something normally taught in leadership trainings. But here is my take on it:It was my day off when our news director called and said, "Stevie Wonder is holding a press conference. Will you cover it?" This meant driving a long way into Hollywood. Nothing in me wanted to do it. (I know. This sounds crazy, but in those ...
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New Beginnings
In our leadership trainings, we encourage people to set goals. Not so much to realize the goal but to experience the magic of intention.
You set a goal. Then every obstacle in the world gets in the way. But somehow almost miraculously you meet your goal.
That happened to me on New Years Eve. I was helping a friend, Michele Willens, g...
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Triple Your Attendance
Want to increase event attendance? Is your engagement lagging? Membership down? Do you wish more people would participate? Here's a solution that could increase, even triple your attendance.
People feel happiest wh en they feel they belong. If you make people feel included, they support you. If they feel excluded, they undermine you....
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The Day I Called Jeff Bezos (in his garage.)
It was 1994. Spencer Johnson, who was a family friend, had read the manuscript of my first book (To Lead is to Serve) and told me, "You are going to make a million dollars from this book. But you have to self-publish."
His words were a death blow.
Self-publish? That's for losers. "If it is that good, why self-publish?" I asked him. ...
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