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Discover the Art of Covert Hypnosis
- By Rudy Collins
- Published 12-Apr-10
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The word ‘Covert’ when associated with the word ‘Hypnosis” conveys the impression that something black hat is being referred to and that a person possessing the art can use it in a profitable yet harmful way Nothing can be further from the truth
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Global Security Expert - Mr. Jordan Frankel
- By Jordan Frankel
- Published 17-Mar-10
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As a global security expert, Jordan Frankel honed his talent in safeguarding homeowners from burglaries and home invasions by using a combination of imagination, street smarts and a love of all things security In his teens, he was already helping local retailers prevent burglaries and costly vandalism
Universal Symbols—Five Intertwined Rings for the Olympics & Steeples For a Place of Worship
- By Elda Titus
- Published 28-Feb-10
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Symbols are objects or pictures that represent a much larger idea Symbols have played a significant role throughout history in how ideas become and influence our culture
Black History Month we Salute General William E. “Kip” Ward, U.S. Commander, United States Africa Command
- By Earl Keaton
- Published 25-Feb-10
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During Black History Month we salute all of our military men and women serving our country On January 30, 2010, CNN conducted a live interview with General William E
U.S. Military Code Talkers - The Navajo Unwritten Words
- By Earl Keaton
- Published 25-Feb-10
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Words from the wise never had a cryptic meaning until the Navajo ‘Code Talkers,’ later romanticized by the movie Wind Talkers, became the saving secret code during World War II Recently, the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, were honored by a visit from four Navajo Code Talkers
The Leader as a Mentor and a Director
- By Tammy AS Kohl
- Published 23-Feb-10
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As a leader you must be many things to many people We have discussed in previous posts the need for a leader to be a visionary because involving people in realizing a compelling vision provides a beacon for the future and a standard of excellence
Communicating Within a System: Appreciating and Respecting Individual Differences
- By Samuel Johnson BA
- Published 22-Feb-10
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Like it or not we all live and communicate within systems A system being defined as a group of people with which we must interact on a regular basis
Two Distinct Minds
- By Tammy AS Kohl
- Published 11-Feb-10
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We have two distinct minds—our conscious mind and our subconscious mind Most of us are very aware of our conscious mind because we “seem” to spend a great deal of time there
Top New Years Resolution Ideas and How to Start Preparing For Them Now
- By Cathy Lopez
- Published 07-Feb-10
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Christmas is just around the corner and many individuals are starting to think about what kind of New Years Resolutions they will make this year With just a little over three weeks left until New Years the decision must be made soon and even sooner if you wish to prepare for those New Years resolutions
6 Ways to Make Better Decisions
- By John Potter PhD
- Published 29-Jan-10
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One of the things about really effective managers and leaders is that they have to be able to make good decisions However, decision making is not always a simple process
Conquering the Need For Instant Gratification
- By John Hersey
- Published 25-Jan-10
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Most of us have important goals that we hope to accomplish Our intentions are good and our plans are often well thought out and well focused
A Few Words to the Wise From the Wise
- By John Hersey
- Published 25-Jan-10
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If you’ve never had the opportunity to listen to a motivational speaker, then you are really missing something The whole atmosphere is totally charged with positive energy, and everyone leaves pumped and ready to go out and conquer the world
Be a Good Leader! Bring Out Your Inner Child!
- By John Hersey
- Published 25-Jan-10
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Studies have shown that successful leaders have something very interesting in common; they all demonstrate certain positive personality traits that are normally associated with children If you consider yourself a good leader, check and see if these characteristics apply to you
Benefits of a Good Coach and Mentor
- By Seppo Lamsa
- Published 22-Jan-10
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A person heading into business for the first time, whether online or offline, will often find the waters murky and difficult to navigate It is easy to follow the wrong path and hit a rocky outcrop, before ever reaching the shore and achieving any sort of measurable success
The Ethical Behavioral Range of Values
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 22-Jan-10
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Participation in crime, as an example, can be viewed as the worst failure of the professional in terms of behavior antithetical to the public values of his or her profession However, crime represents only the tip of the iceberg of activities that fail to further the public values that justify a particular profession
Ethics - Law and Citizenship
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 22-Jan-10
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Laws are not self-enforcing Those to whom they are directed need to understand what they mean to them
Ethics Regimes and Integrity Systems
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 22-Jan-10
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The first requirement is to remember the critical role of the legislature in the integrity system People put too much faith in the capacity of a democratic legislature to prevent wrong-doing, we should never make the opposite mistake of rubbishing the integrity potential of democratic legislatures and put all our faith in independent or civil society 'watchdog' bodies
Embracing a Critical Morality in a Profession
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 22-Jan-10
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People view crime by professionals as particularly abhorrent, particularly heinous When an accountant steals from a client, a lawyer perverts justice and a doctor murders a patient, these crimes seem even more offensive
Ethical Leadership Role
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 20-Jan-10
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The role of leaders and leadership was acknowledged This has long been emphasized in business and the professions
5 Ways to Handle a Toxic Leader
- By John Potter PhD
- Published 19-Jan-10
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We have all encountered toxic leaders and they exist in all walks of life from the business world, the military, government departs and even some entrepreneurs Toxic leaders are those individuals who because of their destructive behaviours and personal dysfunctional qualities inflict serious harm on the people they lead and their organizations
5 Ways to be an Emotionally Intelligent Leader
- By John Potter PhD
- Published 18-Jan-10
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Our thoughts on leadership have developed considerably since the early part of the 20th Century when the Great Person Theories approach was in fashion It was thought in those times that you were born with leadership qualities and if you had enough of those qualities you automatically would be an effective leader
Hiring With Personality Theory, New Evidence Revealed
- By Samuel Johnson BA
- Published 17-Jan-10
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In today’s corporate world hiring managers often give as much consideration to an applicant’s personality as they do to educational background or professional experience When hiring for positions that are calculating in nature, an accountant, a technician, perhaps a computer programmer, a hiring manager will likely be looking for candidates who are reserved, focused, and task-oriented, with the belief that these character traits are important contributors for success in their line of work
How to Build an Effective Team - 3 Key Areas to Consider
- By John Potter PhD
- Published 16-Jan-10
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Teams and groups are not the same A group is just a collection of people with a shared interest
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