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Curiousity Never Killed the Manager

Curiosity. That’s the first thing Lee Iacocca mentioned when asked by Charlie Rose to describe attributes leaders need. Iacocca, former CEO of Chrysler, has a 7C formula for describing leadership with C standing for attributes such ...READ»

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How to Achieve Your Goals with 100% Success Every Time

Four sure-fire ways to achieve success at almost anything every time without failure... READ»

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Lodestars of Breakthrough Success

Nothing of much significance has ever been achieved, and nothing of much value has ever been created, that wasn't, at some time the point of someone's single-minded focus, the object of someone's intense curiosity, the subject of ...READ»

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Rule #3: Leadership Is Confusing As Hell

You think the past five years were nuts? You ain't seen nothin' yet! It's only going to get weirder, tougher, and more turbulent. Which means that leadership will be more important than ever -- and more confusing (see rule #3).READ»

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The Three Ways of Great Leaders

In a new study, some leading business thinkers identify the attributes of great leadership -- and nominate the best bosses of the 20th century.READ»

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The Greatness That Cannot Be Taught

His personal hero.READ»

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Which Type of Leader are You?

There are three types of brilliant bosses. No doubt, you're one of them. Find out which.READ»

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The Voice of Experience

What's the best strategy for making it through a bad patch? The answer comes from 12 experienced business leaders who have been there, seen it, and made it through -- old pros who speak with the voice of experience.READ»

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Summer Movies We're Afraid to See: The Passion of Chrysler

With Hollywood prepping big-budget versions of Monopoly, Bazooka Joe, and Stretch Armstrong, what's next? Here's another blockbuster that Rooftop Comedy came up with.READ»

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Was "The Changing Nature of Work" as Reason to Uncouple Coverage and Employment Mentioned at Health Care Summit? Results...

Last week on the eve of the Health Care Reform Summit, I wondered if the changing nature of work, the real driver underlying the need to reform our current employer-sponsored health care system, would be mentioned.  I even ...READ»

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The Power of One

Amazing what impact a single individual can make on a company with tens or hundreds of thousands of employees. In this month's issue, FC highlights a great story about Starbucks and how Chairman Howard Schultz continues to redefine ...READ»

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Paging Dr. Z

I don't know if you noticed this during the World Cup, but DaimlerChrysler began running its new ad campaign, starring CEO Dieter Zetsche, aka Dr. Z. If you polled most Americans, I doubt many could tell you who he is ("Is he the ...READ»

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Fig Newmans

Paul Newman will be remembered for many things -- acting, philanthropy, race-car driving.  I will always think of him as an incredibly astute marketing guy. About ten years ago, I was lucky enough to visit the Newman's Own ...READ»

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"Ford and The American Dream"

In this day and time, people frequently talk about doing the "right thing," but rarely are they interested in risking their comfort zone and what others might think to do what they feel needs to be done.  Clifton ...READ»

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Goldman Sachs: The $64,000 Question

It is a puzzlement why they chose instead to fight this civil complaint. Goldman Sachs has the financial and political wherewithal to make this disappear.READ»

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Keeping the Crisis in Chrysler

Chrysler has always been at its best when its back is to the wall. CEO Dieter Zetsche is taking the lessons of a disaster and making them company policy.READ»

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Ownership 101

Steve Mariotti gives low-income kids the entrepreneurial tools to bootstrap their way into new lives.READ»

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Special Gifts

"Cherish forever what makes you unique, 'cuz you're really a yawn if it goes." -- Bette Midler Paul Orfalea was born severely dyslexic. His learning disability wasn't diagnosed until he was well into grade school and well behind his ...READ»