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A look at the assets that make up a good leader.

Achieving your Goals - Keeping Things on Track
By: Andrew Wood | 09/03/2007 | Leadership
Apparently when riding the underground people look up at the map and check their progress on average every 40 seconds. Most of these people know exactly where they are going and when they will get there, so why do they do it?

Am I a Manager or a Leader and Why Does it Matter to Me?
By: Chris Henderson | 14/04/2008 | Leadership
We all have leadership roles in life. Most of us have multiple roles where we need to set a direction and mobilize people towards it - both at work and outside. But how many of us can honestly say that we are sufficiently clear about where we are trying to get to (personally or professionally) or sufficiently skillful at understanding and motivating the others who we want to take to that destination? Don't we all need to?

All Change Please
By: Robin Chandler | 09/05/2006 | Careers
Some positive ideas for dealing with change that seems to have been imposed on you without consultation

Team Focus - How to Re-set the Sights
By: Andrew Wood | 09/03/2007 | Leadership
Identifying a team members complacency is often the key to re-generating a workforce, it's a common problem and one that can have disastrous effects.

What You Can Achieve With Management Development
By: Shaun Parker | 11/03/2008 | Management
A look at the ways in which management development can help improve the performance of your business.

Meetings or Work? - a Modern Dilemma
By: Andrew Wood | 23/07/2007 | Leadership
What is it with business people and meetings? I’ve lost count of the mundane, ineffective and downright pointless meetings that I have had the misfortune to attend so far this year. If one more person drags me half way across the country to attend a meeting about the meeting before it I’m pretty sure I will throw myself out of the meeting room window.

The Manager as Coach
By: Andrew Wood | 22/01/2008 | Leadership
In my role as consultant, I am often asked whether all good managers are effective coaches and if so, does this lead to the opposite being true.

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Does anybody have any questions concerning Supply Chain Management NVQ's level 2 - 5 ?
By: Spearflex | 09-07-2008
Does anybody have any questions concerning Supply Chain Management NVQ's level 2 - 5 ? 

I need info on managing a homeowners association
By: mary | 07-07-2008
I need info on managing a homeowners association

How long does it take to recieve ur vocher
By: Sweetie2fine | 03-07-2008
How long does it take to recieve ur vocher

Would there be any harm to a private business ...
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Would there be any harm to a private business enterprise if they keep their whole (monthly) budget open to the public?

Addie Training Model
By: lady | 01-07-2008
what year was the addie  training model developed

Celebrity to father your children?
By: AllisonG | 30-06-2008
If you could pick one celebrity to father your children, who would it be?

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Prayers - How They Work
By: Andy Smith | 19/07/2008
Prayers have been talked about since many centuries. Every time, someone falls in a trouble, he/she wants to pray. But many people complain that their prayers are not getting answered. People of every religion believe in prayers. Internet is full of websites that have prayer requests. A prayer is asking the God what ever we want. In ordinary life we ask people what we want. Similarly in a prayer we ask God what we want.

Several Tips Towards a Younger Body and Mind
By: Lauren B. Wallace | 18/07/2008
As we get older, many of us are wishing that the fountain of youth was in fact a reality. And if you doubt the power of the fountain of youth, then maybe you are wishing that someone out there has created a magic pill that will keep you forever young. Well, unfortunately neither one of these things exists. As a result, we have to rely upon our own smarts to prepare ourselves for a healthy and youthful future.

Personality Types - Aggressive and Passive
By: Andy Smith | 18/07/2008
I am the world. The world must obey me. I can never be wrong. I know what is to be done and how. All of you must follow what I say without any protest, because I tolerate no dissent. I am the storehouse of all the knowledge and what I do not know is not worth knowing. I am the most intelligent person going around and though I do not show it clearly, I know that all of you are much lower than me in intelligence. I am the boss.

Persuasion Techniques – How to Use Persuasion Techniques in a New Working Environment
By: Michael Lee | 17/07/2008
The best persuasion techniques are usually the simplest. These influence tactics won't require you to get your hands dirty; they won't even force you to do a lot of research.

Are You Caught in Societal Eating Habits? Here's a Health Quiz for Eating and Weight Issues
By: Kathleen Fuller | 17/07/2008
Are you caught in societal eating habits? Does your life really consist of healthy eating? Your healing journey is unique, but certain behavioral similarities are fundamental at the start for nearly everyone who is affected. The answers can be found in taking this Health Quiz for weight issues and eating issues, created by Dr. Fuller

Self-esteem and False-esteem!
By: nadia cherubin | 16/07/2008
Will you love yourself enough to not perpetrate a fraud?

My Autobiography II - Health
By: Eileen Kelley | 16/07/2008
I have shared by autobiography with you and wanted to take a moment to explain the life threatening illness I went through a few years ago. The year was 1981, place Sutton. The whole of South Central Massachusetts and Black Stone Valley was hit hard by a plague of gypsy moth...

5 Ways to Feel Great, Now
By: Angelo Campione | 15/07/2008
How often do you get up in the morning and feel great? For most people, the answer is not very often if ever at all. The standard mode is getting out of bed because you have to and from there living the rest of the day with a low level feeling...

More from Robin Chandler

Surefire Ways To Stop Procrastinating
By: Robin Chandler | 09/02/2007 | Self Help
Why do today what you can put off till tomorrow or the next day or the day after that?

Overt and Covert Influencing
By: Robin Chandler | 09/05/2006 | Self Help
Influence can be direct and obvious, but often it is more subtle and invisible. This article examines the difference between Covert and Overt Influencing.

All Change Please
By: Robin Chandler | 09/05/2006 | Careers
Some positive ideas for dealing with change that seems to have been imposed on you without consultation

Assertiveness vs Aggression
By: Robin Chandler | 09/05/2006 | Self Help
When feelings are bottled up assertiveness can spill over into aggression, leaving the other person feeling attacked rather than reasoned with.

Professional Personal Development - What is it?
By: Robin Chandler | 22/01/2006 | Management
If employees are motivated, confident, communicating well and resolving differences; if they are being acknowledged and appreciated, then stress is reduced; people are more efficient and effective. This article outlines the argument for encouraging and de

Making Personal Development Personal
By: Robin Chandler | 14/01/2006 | Self Help
A look at how to make Personal Development really about you, rather than someone elses idea of how you should develop.

Job Interview Skills - Going for a Job
By: Robin Chandler | 15/12/2005 | Interviews
Hints and Interview Tips on CVs, Job Interview Questions, Interview Technique and Interview Advice.

What Sort of Training is Most Effective?
By: Robin Chandler | 15/12/2005 | Business
A cogent argument for good development programmes. It looks at addressing the needs of the individual and the groups being trained as well as the business needs.