Sun.May 07, 2023

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In search of chatoyancy

Seth Godin Blog

A cat’s eye is smooth but doesn’t seem to be… there’s a mystery of depth. That illusion is called chatoyancy. The same is true for some sorts of woods (cedar is an exception). The digital age makes it more and more likely we’re experiencing things through a flat screen, and as a result, it’s very easy to file flat experiences away without a thought.

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Why Leaders Wake Up Early

Leadership Vision Consulting

In this episode, we introduce our new podcast series, What Leaders Do, small little digestible nuggets of wisdom to help you be a better leader. We're joined live by members of our community to discuss why the best leaders wake up early. We share insights on how leaders wake up early and stick to the habit. Plus, Brian shares his impressive, long-standing morning routine, including tips on how you can build your own morning practice.

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Your Team’s Top Performers Have Low Morale

Peter Stark

We recently consulted with a team that was struggling with low morale. Almost everyone on the team was experiencing low levels of motivation and engagement. To my surprise, however, we found that, in this particular case, the team’s top performers and most engaged employees had some of the lowest levels of morale. When you think of an employee who lacks motivation, what attributes come to mind?

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