Category Archives: leadership

The Intersection of Leadership and The Leadership Culture Part 2

Posted on August 14, 2009 by pdncoach

We are picking up today where we left off yesterday, with the idea of a general shift in thinking about leadership development. I draw from several resources. The following excerpt from Scientific American, July 31, 2007, adequately describes The New … Continue reading →

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The Intersection of Leadership and The Leadership Culture Part 1

Posted on August 13, 2009 by pdncoach

I worked with a group of bright, young leaders representing high schools from three different communities this morning and was shocked at their perceptions of leadership. Most see leadership as something involving the need to tell people what they need … Continue reading →

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Leadership and the Myth of Balance

Posted on August 10, 2009 by pdncoach

It is pretty hard to be a leader and live at The Intersection of Purpose and Now when you are constantly pressed for time. This nearly 7-minute Harvard Business School interview with Stewart Friedman, Professor, University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School … Continue reading →

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