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Dan Carrison on Management Secrets of the FBI

In its one hundred-year fight against the ever-changing tactics of organized crime and terrorism, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has learned invaluable lessons about powerful leadership and management. Like many organizations, the FBI must succeed on a global playing field with limited resource

Dan Coughlin on Accelerating Your Leadership

In his new book Accelerate management consultant Dan Coughlin collects his experiences from over 3,000 hours of executive coaching in over 20 industries. He distills them into 20 lessons for executives and managers looking to catapult their careers and grow their businesses. Dan is president of the

Dan Coughlin on Management Success Lessons from Top Auto Racing Teams

The Management 500 (AMACOM Books) provides practical management lessons drawn from the history of professional auto racing. With insights and stories from some of the most successful people in Formula 1, IndyCar Series, and NASCAR over the past 60 years including Lee White, President of Toyota Racin

Dan King on Measuring What Matters

Dan King , author of Scorecard Solution: Measure What Matters and Drive Sustainable Growth , has created a tool for leaders to execute plans and results. In his book published by AMACOM Dan provides the capabilities required to grow a business at an accelerated rate. Listen to learn the what, when,

Dan Hendrix on Leveraging the Benefits of Sustainability

Dan Hendrix, president and CEO of Interface Incorporated, joins us on Edgewise to discuss sustainability in regards to the transformation of his company Interface. Hendrix has been working steadily since 1994 to eliminate any negative environmental footprint from Interface by the year 2020. He and t

Dan Pink on the Modus Operandi of Motivation

Work + produce = reward. This is thought to be the algorithm that inspires efficiency across the workforce. Best-selling author Dan Pink discusses his findings, based on over 40 years of research that the stimulus for success isn’t just the almighty dollar but the presence of autonomy, mastery, and

Dan Miller on Saying Goodbye to the Monday Morning Blues

The only way to find true security is by following your calling and then finding or creating work that matches your passion. Dan Miller 's new book No More Mondays addresses people looking for guidance on how to launch a new career or business, those who want to stay in their current jobs and give t

Daryl Wizelman on Retaining Talent Through the Recession

During the recession, many a worker has been told that they should put up with their lot and they’re lucky to have a job at all; the recession is an excuse to employers to treat their staff however they want. The result, however, is that once the economy turns around, talented employees will leave a

Dave Gray on How Games at Work Inspire Creativity

According to Dave Gray in his new book, Gamestorming , playing with office supplies is not a waste of time. Whipping out a stack of post-its in a meeting and jotting down notes or sketching ideas is actually helpful; otherwise all those ideas have to stay inside your head, getting lost and confused.

David Allen on Managing Your Attention

David Allen, author of Getting Things Done , uses lists so he doesn't have to make a plan. This may seem counter-intuitive but it's actually extremely intuitive thinking. As soon as something crosses your mind it it best to deal with it immediately in the most appropriate way. Most of the time that

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