The building of the Panama Canal had many failures and successes, but a simple formula led it to it’s completion.
What does this mean for your leadership? Let’s find out!
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Like a yacht, every leaders leaves a wake behind them, what does your wake look like?
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Trust has many elements, all need to be in place in order to operate on high levels. We put this to the test
on the autobahn, the German highway without speed limits, exploring what elements need to be in place, and how
that relates to leadership.
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When a search and rescue team is brought up a mountain to rescue a skier, attention is paramount in this life or death situation. Join us as we learn the filters that apply to help stay focused, even in the most stressful situations.
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When you run one of the biggest banks in the world during the financial crisis of 2009, you have a lot of lessons to share. Let’s find out how listening was paramount to survival during this period.
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The walls of Dubrovnik have played a pivotal role in the development and saving of the city during times of attack.
Their structure and history tell the story of how to build successful thinking patterns to help you navigate
your future as a leader.
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There are few cities in the US that have had as many peaks or valleys as Detroit. Yet, they continue to overcome
obstacles and thrive due to their ability to have the difficult conversations needed to continue pushing forward.
Difficult conversations not only save companies, but help them succeed.
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Japanese culture is rich in customs and practices that have been in place for centuries. Join us as we explore
some of those that truly guide individuals to reach their goals.
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U.S Air Force Fighter Pilots don’t enter training on their first day and fly an F-16. No, they go through a series of improvements before they can get up in the sky. We’re about to go through some of that same training to show how improvement happens.
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The greatest wines in the world don’t just happen. The vines are cultivated from the day they're planted in the soil. Join us as we speak to a top wine expert to discuss the pruning process and see how it applies to your leadership.
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Everyone hits walls in their leadership. It’s a reality of life. We speak to a multi-time winner of the Iditarod to hear about how he pushes past his natural limits to win the most physically intense race in the world, and relate it to how you can do the same.
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Transition comes about in different ways, it can be a new job, a new boss, a new team or a new project. Sometimes it's easy and smooth, other times it's rocky and it feels like every corner is a blind one. Let's dive in and learn hot to navigate all types of transition well.
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