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First Leadership Lesson For Your Kid – Compromise

What’s my role as a parent? Raise kids healthy and happy, right? That is physical and emotional side, the other side is spiritual – raising my kids with values in mind. How do I teach my kids values? How do I lead them?
by HdO ~ Helene

My take is this – you teach and lead your kids by example.

I was reading Compromise Can Be an Act of Leadership article by John Baldoni at HarvardBusiness.org. Baldoni is a leadership consultant and a coach. He offers simple recipe for Compromise as an act of leadership:

  • Think outcome.

  • Find common ground.
  • Celebrate the union.
  • I used it in practice with extreme success when I let my 9 years old daughter down.

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    Become The Next Great Mind – Now

    What does it take to think like great minds do? Albert Einstein, Bill Gates, Thomas A. Edison, Bruce Lee, Sergey Brin, Shay Agassi, David Allen, Ken Blanchard, Steven Covey, Tim Ferriss, Darren Rowse and many more.
    The answer seems to be pretty simple:
    I love the idea.. by apesara.
    by apesara

    “Great minds discuss ideas; Average minds discuss events; Small minds discuss people.” – Eleanor Roosevelt

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    Personal Improvement – Kaizen Focus On Process

    How do you survive recession? – You improve yourself and offer more value.
    How do you improve yourself? – You get better results by focusing on improving your process.
    How do you improve your process? – You focus on 6 critical areas according to Kaizen: Discipline. Time Management. Skill Development. Participation and Involvement. Morale. Communication.

    how to pray the japanese way by kalandrakas.

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    Improving Process – Kaizen Way

    In order to improve your results Masaaki Imai, the author of Kaizen: The Key To Japan’s Competitive Success, recommends improving your process. To improve your process you focus on the following:

    • Discipline.
    • Time Management.
    • Skill Development.
    • Participation and Involvement.
    • Morale.
    • Communication.

    Taking The Kaizen Way Of Process Improvement

    This is my take on personal improvement mapped to the above focus areas:

    Am I on track? Are you?