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12.17.2009

Service Mindedness: The Elected Student Leader's Credo

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The Elected Student Leader's Credo. Thoughts on Intentional Leadership I will lead and always remember what it is like to follow. I will...
12.09.2009

10 Ways the Threshold Thread Works

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  The Threshold Thread is a concept I have developed to frame the quintessential success trait of high-achievers. They all hav...
11.28.2009

Skill Assessment: The Quintessential Success Trait

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What does it take to reach success in any field? I believe it entirely depends... if you are trying to fully explain each high-achiever'...
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11.14.2009

Fostering Relationships: Negotiating With Your Advisor

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I teach leadership to thousands of young people and professionals every year. One common question I get often from student leaders is, ...
11.04.2009

Fostering Relationships: The S.M.I.L.E. Formula to Networking Success

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There are many times when leaders (especially younger, student leaders) are called to host events, attend events or otherwise be in potenti...
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10.20.2009

General: A Healthy, Happy Leader

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As a leader, you are not only more active than others, but you have more responsibility than others. This means you need to do what you can ...
10.17.2009

Goal Processing: T-COIN Time Management

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A quick time management strategy that will save you a ton of time: Spend your time with T-COINs: Take Care Of It Now. If you are presented w...
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9.19.2009

The Purpose Must Match the Challenge

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All great challenges must be matched with a great purpose. As a leader, you are probably asking others to give more, do more and be more - ...
9.14.2009

Teaching PLI: How to Run Your Initial PLI Curriculum Sessions

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This post is primarily for our wonderful teachers and facilitators of the PLI curriculum , but is also a good read for anyone teaching leade...
9.02.2009

A Leadership Skill List that Roars!

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The town I grew up in is called Laverne, OK (Population:  1,200).  I rarely make it back to Laverne, it is in far Northwestern Oklahoma, ...
8.27.2009

Teaching PLI: The Absolutely Huge PLI Delicious Links Database

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Del.icio.us is one of the most popular social bookmarking sites. It works just like the favorites in your internet browser - only anyone can...
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8.16.2009

Teaching PLI: Essential Resources for PLI Teachers/Trainers

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This post is a quick resource list for our many PLI curriculum teachers and trainers across the nation. If you are not familiar with the PL...
7.24.2009

Motivate with Direction

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In my many travels this month (eight days of trainings in Oklahoma, two in Boston, two in Springfield MO, one in Nashville TN, and one in L...
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7.14.2009

Valuable Public Speaking Lesson: Off-Plan Moments

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Click over to my Authenticity Rules speaking skills blog for this post on how to best handle those times in a presentation when things go of...
7.06.2009

LiFT – Life instantly Feels Tremendous

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What is the driving force of your happiness? I.e. - when your life instantly feels tremendous, why? It's important to notice, the emoti...
6.14.2009

Goal Processing: 6 Indicators of Great Time Managers

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What do Albert Einstein, Michael Jordan and you have in common? They all had/have exactly 24 hours in each day. One of the major differences...
6.01.2009

Key Lessons From the 2009 Oklahoma Career Tech University

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Last week, we had 50+ elected student leaders from the Oklahoma BPA, DECA, FCCLA, FFA, HOSA, SkillsUSA and TSA organizations for 16 hours of...
5.18.2009

Fostering Relationships: The Relationships Tree

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5.03.2009

General: Ingredients Of Great Officership

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Check out this SlideShare Presentation: Ingredients Of Great Officership View more presentations from Rhett Laubach .
4.18.2009

General: PLI Twitter Feeds

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Just a few of my recent Twitter feeds: "65 student leaders just learned:  The habit of helping others gives you the power to help y...
4.10.2009

Teaching PLI: TRAX

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TRAX is an evaluation tool built into the PLI curriculum.  The PLI philosophy is built around the concepts of value and growth.  As my old...
3.31.2009

Integrity: Lex Luther vs. Forrest Gump

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Which is worse - A or B? A. A person with intelligence and without integrity. B. A person with integrity and without intelligence. Basically...
3.28.2009

Teaching PLI: PLI Required Reading List

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There is a great new book titled " The 100 Best Business Books of All Time ." The authors have put together a fabulous collection...
3.22.2009

Skill Assessment: Your Career Insurance Policy

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No matter what condition the economy is in or what misc. talent/information/skill set you might be currently lacking, if you are these two t...
3.11.2009

Skill Assessment: Shining a Light on the Torchbearer Concept

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A Torchbearer is a passionate and highly-skilled organizational ambassador. Their "organization" could be personal, professional o...
3.05.2009

Fostering Relationships: How to Motivate the Unmotivated

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Your official strategy for dealing with someone who "isn't motivated"... 1. Identify what you mean by "isn't mot...
2.25.2009

Emotional Maturity: The Copernicus Solutionicus

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Nicolaus Copernicus (1473 – 1543) was the first astronomer to put the Sun at the center of the universe instead of the Earth, which was the ...
2.13.2009

Skill Assessment: Guts

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"If you don't have the guts to be honest or the cooth to know how to pull it off without making us want to slap you across the fore...
2.07.2009

Teaching PLI: A Few Simple Leadership Truths

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Six Simple Leadership Truths 1. The best leadership truths are as simple to say as they are complex to do. 2. Any person in a posit...
2.01.2009

Skill Assessment: Five Skills to Practice Today

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1. Talk up about people not in the room. It will build trust with those that are in the room. 2. Talk more about solutions than challenges. ...
1.28.2009

Fostering Relationships: Four Resources to Develop Your Team Leadership

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The PLI Navigator Introduction Section Rhett Laubach & Ryan Underwood PLI website Link The Three Signs of a Miserable Job: A Fable for ...