Guest Post by Bill Treasurer There are some differences between the leadership theories and ideals that you learn in college or graduate school and the actual practice of leading in the workplace. In graduate school,…Read More
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The Greatest Satisfaction for a Leader
The greatest satisfaction for any leader is the feeling of building and equipping people. Great leaders want to develop the next generation of leaders and see their potential reach new heights. If you are committed…Read More
The New Thin Difference: Millennial Leaders
Just a few months past three years ago, Thin Difference began. It has been an evolution since as well as a place to explore thoughts, highlight experiences, and discover better ways to lead. Thin Difference…Read More
A Mindful Difference: Respond vs React
There may be a slight difference between the words react and respond. Yet, in practice, there seems to be a gulf of difference. React in action. When people react, it seems to be defensive. We…Read More
Wrapping Up in 5
Time quickly passes, and it seems like a blur. If we are not careful, life zips by without us embracing it in the most purposeful way possible. It is important to take a break and…Read More
An Unlife Life: Five Different Perspectives
In October, I wrote a post entitled “Creating an Unlife Life.” This post led to a few more and then to a call for others to join in. A few have. It also led to…Read More
How to Be a Character-Based Leader
Twenty-one authors from Lead Change came together to write a book entitled “The Character-Based Leader,” and it serves as a field guide for leaders who want to exemplify integrity in all that they do and…Read More
Key Leadership Question: Do You Make Yourself Better?
About a year ago, I posed a central life and leadership question: “Do you make people better?” To me, this is an essential question we need to answer by the way we live and lead….Read More
Unstuck: Dancing in the Puddles of Life and Possibility
I always remember those times after a rain. Our yard was filled with an assortment of mud puddles, and it was time to go out and have some fun. It was without a care in…Read More
What Would You Tell New Leaders?
Growing up, we lead. We lead high school groups. We organize bike rides for charities. We launch a lemonade stand. We dive into college groups and emerge as part of the leadership team for a…Read More
