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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
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Former Navy SEAL Eric Greitens once went 72 hours without sleep as part of the SEALs' brutal Hell Week training, and through that ordeal, he learned the meaning of leadership. The training, Greitens realized, was less about breaking him down than learning “to lead and be of service. He says: "We have to live for something larger than ourselves. When we do that, we become stronger." SmartBrief/SmartBlog on Leadership (10/11)
Leading Edge
Do you deserve a Nobel prize for leadership? Managers deserve Nobel prizes, writes Andrew Hill. "To assume managers cannot aspire to the heights of scientists, poets or diplomats is to underestimate what gifted business leaders can achieve," he writes. Financial Times (tiered subscription model) (10/10)
The cost of an outsize ego Business leaders have to keep their egos in check if they want to create cultures that encourage workers to be transparent and tell the truth, writes Dana Theus. A recent survey found that four out of five workers had been penalized for telling the truth, with 70% blaming their bosses' swollen egos. So what? you ask. Surveyed companies whose employees were afraid to speak their minds had 5.8% lower shareholder returns than those where people felt safe to share their thoughts. SmartBrief/SmartBlog on Leadership (10/10)
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The strange death of "category killer" retailers Category-killer retailers such as Barnes Noble, Best Buy and Staples once were able to dominate their retail niches, but their reign is over, write Rajiv Lal and Jose B. Alvarez. Digital rivals offer more choices and price transparency, and they don't have to maintain expensive stores. Harvard Business School/Working Knowledge blog (10/10)
Innovation and Creativity
Want innovation? First, stop and smell the flowers Innovation is a state of mind, says branding consultant Andy Stefanovich. To find inspiration, stop trying to emulate Google and Apple, and simply look at the world around you, he advises. "Too much attention is being paid to the 'big innovators' when there is innovation all around us. All you have to do is look," he says. InnovationExcellence.com (10/10)
The Global Perspective
The price of leadership? $5 million, says African billionaire Cape Verde's former president just won the $5 million African Leadership Prize, awarded by Sudanese telecom billionaire Mo Ibrahim's foundation. The prize is intended to spur African leaders to shun corruption and act in a moral, ethical way, but its focus on retired heads of state is misguided, writes Mfonobong Nsehe. "A more effective way to build a pipeline of respected leaders in Africa is by identifying and investing in Africa's next generation of leaders," Nsehe writes. Forbes (10/10)
Daily Diversion
Venezuelan mayor pits mimes against motorists Mayor Carlos Ocariz of Sucre, Venezuela, hired 120 mimes to enforce traffic laws. The gaudily dressed mimes issue silent rebukes to motorists who drive dangerously or jump red lights. "Many times, the mimes can achieve what traffic police cannot," says Alex Ojeda, head of a foundation that trained the mimes. FoxNews.com (10/9)
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As a UN Wire reader, you know that our publication is put together by thoughtful editors who read thousands of news articles every day and deliver quick, easy-to-read summaries that keep you up-to-date on international current events. SmartBrief, the publisher of UN Wire, produces another free e-newsletter that may interest you. SmartBrief on Leadership is a daily digest of only the best leadership news, tips, best practices and case studies.
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