Abraham Lincoln was known as an avid reader. In fact, many popular stories about his childhood describe his main source of education was the endless hours he spent reading anything and everything he could get his hands on. And it’s a trait he shares with many of history’s greatest leaders. Today, many statistics show that top CEOs read four to five books per month, which is four to five times the number of books the average person reads in a year.
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Are you happy with your life? Are your career, relationships, family life, and health where you want them to be? Or are you at least on the path to reach your desired destination? Even with the troubles and issues that you’re dealing with on a personal or professional level, you can still find joy and live a purposeful life. All you’ve got to do is get on the Energy Bus!
In biology, there are just some things that are facts. No matter how much you argue or protest, they will still remain true. What does that have to do with leadership, or even work in general, you ask? John Medina, professor, development molecular biologist, and author of the New York Times best seller Brain Rules, believes there are 12 basic rules that your brain follows and if you apply these rules to your practical life, you’ll come out ahead.
Mark Sanborn wants you to be a “Fred” – that is, “continually creating new value for those you live and work with through dedication, passion and creativity.” As a professional speaker, international bestselling author, and noted authority on leadership, team building, customer service, and change, Sanborn has used the gospel of “Fred” to impact the way people interact with each other as they go through their day, a message clearly laid out in his renowned bestselling book, 
One of the perks – and sometimes the downside – to being a leader is all the personal interaction you get to enjoy. From customers to employees, working with others can range from humorous to frustrating to extremely gratifying experiences. But, if you try looking at all your interactions through the eyes of 
Professional speaker, business expert, and former professional basketball player 
Do you look forward to Mondays? For most, the answer is probably a resounding “No!” Whether it’s because of a difficult team, 
What words would you use to describe effective leadership? Strategic? Firm? Focused? What about loving? At first glance, most leaders probably don’t feel love and leadership go together. But, in his most recent book, 
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