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The difference between a weakness and a fatal flaw

By Joe Folkman on October 30th, 2012 | 319112 comments on this post2012-10-30+14%3A01%3A59Guest+Blogger

As we talk to groups of leaders, it is interesting to ask the question, “How many of you think that just possibly you might have at least one weakness?” Of course, every hand goes up. Most people are well aware that they have some weaknesses.

It is also a fascinating experience to ask people to think of the best leader they have ever worked with or closely observed.[…] Continue Reading »

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Inspiring Others

Use the Character Triangle to inspire your team

By Lorne Rubis on January 23rd, 2012 | 141356 comments on this post2012-01-23+14%3A00%3A15Guest+Blogger

Lorne Rubis is president and CEO of Ryzex, a global provider of mobile-technology solutions. As a general manager, facilitator and consultant, his career has focused on driving organizational change and performance improvement. Rubis has had executive leadership roles in startups, small and midsize companies, and Fortune 500 firms, both domestic and international.

What is the Character Triangle?[…] Continue Reading »