How to live a breakout life
By Rajesh Kumar
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July 1, 2019
photo by Adrian Olguin, www.adjam.com.au Used by permission I was speaking with one of my employees, a retired Air Force...
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Your Unfulfilled Potential – The Story of Robert
By Jack Dunigan
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September 14, 2018
Effectiveness Your Unfulfilled Potential - The Story of Robert I’m starting a new series today in Lessons in Superlative Leadership....
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The Gold Rush Syndrome – How Effective Leaders Capitalize on a Dream
By Jack Dunigan
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August 20, 2018
The Gold Rush syndrome…and what it means for you as a leader by Jack Dunigan Do you know the one...
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Never Mistake Forbearance For Indifference
By Jack Dunigan
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April 23, 2018
Hi everybody. I’m Jack Dunigan of thepracticalleader.com and this is the next episode in our Youtube channel series on The...
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The Power of Leverage
By Jack Dunigan
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April 18, 2018
Hi, I’m Jack Dunigan of thepractialleader.com and today’s leadership lesson, lessons in superlative leaderships, I’m going to you about the...
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The Top 4 Challenges That Superlative Leaders Overcome Every Day
By Jack Dunigan
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March 27, 2018
Welcome back to thepracticalleader.com on our Youtube channel here. In today’s episode we’re going to talk about the top four...
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Secrets of Success You Don’t Know That You Already Know #2 – Showing Up On Time
By Jack Dunigan
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February 2, 2018
Success Secrets You Don’t Know That You Already Know #2 – Showing Up On Time NOTE: The following is a...
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Before you plunge ahead, perhaps you should look back
By Jack Dunigan
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August 1, 2016
Those are the words I said to one of my clients, an older and accomplished professional who was experiencing some...
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6 things you should NOT do when a customer complains
By Jack Dunigan
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January 13, 2016
In my last article I recounted the story of Mike (you can read the entire story here). Assuming you are...
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Mike has filed a complaint. What would you do?
By Jack Dunigan
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December 16, 2015
Here’s the situation: You are the general manager of a store that has three departments. Your store is one of...
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Attitudes of an effective delegator – Never sanction incompetence
By Jack Dunigan
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December 3, 2015
Whenever I hire a new employee, as part of their orientation I am always careful to emphasize that it would...
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Attitudes of an Effective Delegator #2 – Gratefulness
By Jack Dunigan
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November 24, 2015
This week’s entry just happens to coincide with the American holiday of Thanksgiving, a once-a-year day set aside to be...
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Attitudes of an Effective Delegator #1 – Others are Smart, Responsible, & Capable
By Jack Dunigan
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November 18, 2015
We recently fired an employee and did so reluctantly. She was a hard worker, had a very low absentee rate,...
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The Attitudes of an Effective Delegator
By Jack Dunigan
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November 12, 2015
“He was a very hard worker but not a good delegator,” said the consultant. Sitting across the table from the...
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Top Earning Side Jobs
By Jack Dunigan
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November 2, 2015
Top-Paying Side Jobs - Infographic In addition to their full-time work, many people also decide to take on a variety...
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Back to normal
By Jack Dunigan
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October 26, 2015
We were hacked. This website and two more that I administer were hacked by person or persons unknown. It was,...
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Birds of a feather – why we need to belong
By Jack Dunigan
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October 7, 2015
It commonly happens. Single adults hang out with other single adults. After marriage, couples transition away from their single friends...
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