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Leadership has become a buzzword. In this podcast, Dr. Larry Little skips the over-used cliches and industry jargon about leadership and digs deep into the moments when real people have been faced with hard decisions about what kind of leader they want to be.
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The Relationship Audit: Conversations to Have Before the Holidays (opens the original)
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I know it’s weird to be talking about the holidays in September. But the holidays have a way of putting our relationships under a magnifying glass. So, before the schedules get busier, the gatherings begin, and the expectations increase, this may be a good time to conduct a relationship audit . Think about the people who matter most in your life and ask yourself: How are we really doing? Is there a conversation we need to have? Start by taking inventory of a few important areas. 1. Communication
AI Can’t Replace This (opens the original)
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Artificial Intelligence is changing the way we work, communicate, solve problems, and make decisions. I’m a believer in AI and its potential. But as AI becomes more human-like, we need to make sure we don’t become less human. The greatest risk may not be that AI becomes too relational. It may be that our relationships become too artificial. That’s why I believe the formula for success in the future is simple: AI + RI = Success. Artificial Intelligence combined with Relationship Intelligence can
MAD Kids: Hear it From the Kids (opens the original)
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Have you ever been in a conversation where, while the other person is talking, you’re already thinking about what you’re going to say? I have. We may call it listening, but sometimes we’re really just waiting for our turn to give an answer. Recently, at our Eagle Kids Camp, I was reminded of something incredibly simple: Sometimes the best thing we can give someone isn’t an answer. It’s a question. Our campers spent time learning about personalities, relationships, and what it means to Listen, Le
World Cup: The Scoreboard in Your Head (opens the original)
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How do you feel when someone "calls you out" for something you've done… or maybe something you haven't done? For me, there have been times when, instead of simply hearing what they're saying, I begin searching through my mental files for evidence that they've made mistakes too. "You think I did that? Well, let me remind you of what you did." Most of us would never admit that we keep score in our relationships, but we do. Every relationship has a scorecard. The question isn't whether we're keepin
Why Vacations Fail: Renew, Don’t Recover (opens the original)
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I've become more convinced than ever that the secret to a great trip isn't the destination... it's the expectations we bring with us. Most vacations don't unravel because of bad weather, delayed flights, or even the occasional wrong turn. They struggle because everyone arrives with a different picture in their mind of what the "perfect vacation" should look like. One person wants adventure. Another wants rest. One wants to see everything. Another just wants to sit by the water. Neither is wrong,
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