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In our third installment of putting boots on the ground, this week we explore the importance of acknowledging others.
Everyone wants to be noticed, and it really is as simple as just stopping and talking to others. Join us as we remember President G.W. Bush setting the example on Thanksgiving Day in Iraq, 2003.
Be great today!
Steve
Battles are won and lost in the trenches. On your team, if you don’t know what’s happening in your trench lines, you’re making decisions in the blind.
This week we dive into organizational trenches framed from World War I, Undercover Boss, and a waste water treatment plant.
Leaders are in the trenches!
Be great today!
Steve
Leaders,
Putting boots on the ground is one of the most important things you can do. This week we dive into U.S. Army General Matthew Ridgeway in the Korean War and how he used battlefield circulation to lead effectively. We talk about him and three essential tools from leading experts in order to do this effectively.
Be great today!
Steve
Leaders,
This week we wrap up our series on BRAG+1 and the five essential leadership qualities to don every day.
In doing so and much like a professional athlete in a post-game interview, we have to highlight others’ accomplishments ahead of our own.
Be great today!
Steve
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