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    Parents Who Lead: Take a Four-Way View for a Richer Life
    Most of us adopt a trade-off mindset in thinking about the different facets of our lives. However, there is a better way to succeed as leaders in all the roles we play, say Stewart Friedman and Alyssa Westring
    Friedman & Westring 0 Posted On August 2, 2020
    Are Generations “Y” and “Z” better at business development?
    The ability to negotiate successfully requires honed interpersonal skills for maximum success. Generation Entrepreni tends not to be lacking in self-confidence, with a “can do” approach to doing things. Simon Haigh considers that with these skills, these generations should be well armed for negotiation. 
    Simon Haigh 0 Posted On July 30, 2020
    How Covid-19 is fast tracking innovation
    COVID-19 is accelerating innovation. David Kirwan, head of technology at Accenture in Ireland, looks at the implications
    Dave Kirwan 1 Posted On July 28, 2020
    People before profit will boost your bottom line
    People should always come before profit, because they are the ultimate source of it argues Dominic Houlder, co-author and adjunct professor in Strategic and Entrepreneurial Management at London Business School
    Dominic Houlder 0 Posted On July 27, 2020
    Taking fresh strides could save us
    The pandemic has alerted us to the power of walking says Barre Fitzpatrick. It could save our lives or at least make them longer
    Barre Fitzpatrick 0 Posted On July 27, 2020
    How to close your presentation with impact
    People tend to remember the start and the ending of any speech or presentation. The recency effect is a memory default where we tend to remember the most recent events; so, it is important to ensure your presentation starts strongly but ends even more powerfully whether that’s in person or online, explains communication coach Vinette Hoffman-Jackson
    Vinette Hoffman-Jackson 0 Posted On July 22, 2020


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