Mastering Q and A

By: Jim Bruce
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We all do presentations and after the presentation there is always
questions and answers.  While the questions and your answers do not
add all that much content to what you had to say, how you answer
plays into how your audience evaluates you and what you had to say;
presence and presentation again.
 
Today's -- really yesterday's -- reading is a short piece from a
recent Point Lookout newsletter -- Mastering Q and A.

Notes from Leadership Jazz

By: Jim Bruce
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One of my favorite books on leadership is Leadership Jazz by Max DePree.
Max was chairman of the board of Herman Miller for many years.
Leadership Jazz is primarily a set of personal stories about leadership.
I first read the book about 10 years ago and have found that rereading
it as well as a set of notes that I took one time has really been
helpful.
 
For this weeks reading, I am sending you my notes the book's chapter
on delegation.

A Matter of Confidence

By: Jim Bruce
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Good morning!  

In my reading this week, I found this short piece by John Baldoni.  In it he talks about the foundational importance of importance and suggests that you can nurture it by "inviting them to look up," by "letting them see you sweat," by "learning from your mistakes," and by "radiating hope."

Enjoy..............jim

Recovering Time

By: Jim Bruce
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In the February 23rd and the March 16th issues of the Point Lookout

email newsletter, Rich Brenner and the staff at Chaco Canyon Consulting

<http://www.ChacoCanyon.com> present two helpful pieces on "Recovering

Time."  Given that all of us scramble to find more time for our work,

I thought that I would share their ideas with you.

 

..........jim

 

 

 

 

What I Know Now

By: Jim Bruce
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As I was reading the current issue of Fast Company, I ran across a

longer column reporting on a conversation with Joe Kraus on what he

now knows.  Kraus was a founder of Excite that in 1996 became one of the

biggest tech IPOs ever.  At 33 he is not starting Jotspot, a hosted

Internet service that allows anyone to create and edit Web pages.

 

I thought you might find his lessons instructive.

 

Being Helpful - Graciously

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I've attached another very helpful note authored by John Baldoni about

how leaders can be helpful, graciously.

 

I think that you will find the comments useful................jim

ON LEADERSHIP COMMUNICATION

Being Helpful — Graciously

BY : John Baldoni

03/01/2005

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