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Timely strategies. Timeless wisdom. Strengthening companies and leaders from within.

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Joined June 2009
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You cannot make this up - Palestinian terrorist organizations bombed a HOSPITAL in Gaza. Here’s live footage from Al Jazeera. Now you understand - the Palestinian terrorist organizations don’t care about their own people. Share this video. #FreeGazaFromHamas – at Israel
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Americans less able than others to control our appetites and tempers. And don’t care enough about healthy infants. Our public-health system has performed poorly under stress. America Is a Sick Society—Literally wsj.com/articles/america-is-…
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Micro-biotically sanitized @United plane but previous passenger's garbage still at my seat and table filthy? I applaud your DEI initiatives but passengers are your customers, don't ignore them. #MyUnitedJourney
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C'mon @united, how long will you blame Covid for declining standards and ascending fares? No pillows in first? UA742 tdy. #MyUnitedJourney
With @elonmusk at the helm, I'm back with some optimism
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Practice devotion. When you listen to music, do not let it be just a background noise; truly pay attention to the rhythm, notes. When you cook, truly pay attention to the smell, sound, texture. When you talk to someone, put the phone in the purse or pocket. Attention is prayer.
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The Economist | Who controls the conversation? A tenth of Americans think social media are beneficial; almost two-thirds that they cause harm. economist.com/leaders/2020/1… via @TheEconomist
In the Jewish calendar, this is the season for asking for forgiveness, not just from G-d but also from others and oneself. This week, I explain how asking for forgiveness really takes some reflection and why this is a vital leadership practice. lapininternational.com/leade…
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Who is feeling exhausted? We think we are fatigued, so we rest. But in fact, we might be depleted, in which case no amount of rest will restore our inner resources. How do you know if you are fatigued or depleted, and how do you treat depletion? lapininternational.com/leade…
In a way, we're all involved in sales every day of our lives. The way we sell has undergone an intriguing metamorphosis over the last five or six decades. This week, I explore this movement and how it is not just about developing a new process or skills. lapininternational.com/lead-…
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When we look at the people around us, are we experiencing them with the "naked eye" or are we seeing them as they really are? I mention this week in my blog article, we each have our own set of lenses through which we see the world and experience life. lapininternational.com/leade…
Leadership development is about finding the greatness within us and learning how to project that greatness and use it to influence, inspire, and uplift others. So, is leadership innate or learned? Here's what I think: lapininternational.com/lead-…
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