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Teams and Kindergarten
When we were in Kindergarten we learned some rules to be successful in class and on the playground. It is astounding that people in work groups often forget these basic rules in their activities. Let's get back to basics.

Unleashing the Expert Within...
This isn’t kindergarten any more kids! Are you at the stage of business development where you can step up as an expert and really shine? After coaching hundreds of people, I have identified some of the stages that business owners move through. See if you can identify where you are.
15 Rules for Managing Management Teams
How does our own behaviour influence our organisations, our society and our family? Can we expect any of them to be functional if our own behaviour is not?

The Enemy is Out There
Every second you spend pointing a finger at another group in your organization, trying to show how you can do their jobs better, you are wasting valuable time and resources. Not to mention the professional disrespect and contention that blooms. While you are infighting and pointing fingers, your competitors are laughing all the way to the bank.
The 7 Universal Laws of Learning
Learning exists within all human beings. The challenge is to make sure that our actions do not snuff the flame.

Smart Women Are Great Gardeners
This article communicates the similarities between growing a garden and growing a new Big Idea dream or goal. They each take planning, patience and time to cultivate and grow. It’s important early on to give your Big Idea, dream or goal a lot of thought. Decide on all of the steps, make a plan to really make it happen—grow your Big Idea. Often times, we “Plant the seed” for our dreams and goals and then we become frustrated when they do not grow as we had hoped. We need to reflect on how we cared for our “new garden.” Did we nurture it? New ideas and plans take lots of care.

The Power of a Sales Playbook Embedding Discipline and Best Practices in Your Sales Force
Sales people have a bad reputation in the business world. With movies like Boiler Room and Glengerry GlenRoss, Hollywood has only reinforced this. Frankly, some of this bad reputation is deserved. In many companies, the sales people may be hitting their numbers, but management knows they are only operating at a fraction of their potential. Is there a way to put discipline into the sales function? Won’t discipline kill the spirit and motivation of a good sales team? Good sales people are typically high-energy, relationship-oriented people with a low tolerance for structure. Their talents lie in handling the nuances of multiple relationships in an uncertain and dynamic environment. A Sales Playbook is the answer.

Other kindergarten Related Articles

Coming Undone Is a Good Thing
Do you remember the saying, 'everything I needed to know about life I learned in kindergarten?' Well, I won't say everything, but definitely a few really key lessons can be learned from the five and under set.
Shhh! Listen, Don't Just Hear
L:istening is our most used communication skill yet the least taught from kindergarten through college. Many people think they are listening when all they are doing is hearing, the first in a six-step hierarchical listening process. Read this article carefully so you don't make the same mistake!
Unleashing the Expert Within...
This isn’t kindergarten any more kids! Are you at the stage of business development where you can step up as an expert and really shine? After coaching hundreds of people, I have identified some of the stages that business owners move through. See if you can identify where you are.
Teams and Kindergarten
When we were in Kindergarten we learned some rules to be successful in class and on the playground. It is astounding that people in work groups often forget these basic rules in their activities. Let's get back to basics.

What Innovation Can Do to Your Life
It's a talent that everyone has, yet they think they don't. The power of innovation. If you've ever marvelled at somebody's creative prowess, guess what, you can create and innovate too. It just takes time. Everyone is born creative. The box of crayons in kindergarten were not limited to those who possessed potential; because the truth is, everybody has potential.
How To Encourage Your Child's Love of Reading
Reading, and a love for reading begins long before a child enters preschool or kindergarten. It begins at home! By reading with and to your children early in life, you are setting them firmly on the path to later success.
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