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Jeremy Lott

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Quash Rumors With Truth

4 Ways to Play It Straight and Get to Great

October 2, 2018 by Jeremy Lott

Rumors at work can be surprisingly destructive. Rumors undermine the confidence of an organization, both within and without; encourage infighting, backbiting, and other HR department fever dreams; deep six morale; make strategic hiring like extracting wisdom teeth; scare off would-be investors; and tank stock prices. What start as whispers can build to whirlwind force. Because […]

Filed Under: Leadership

George Washington vs. Workplace Drama

10 Ways to Dial It Down from America’s Founding CEO

September 18, 2018 by Jeremy Lott

When George Washington was a teenager, he both copied out by hand and tweaked 110 “rules of civility and decent behavior.” These rules had been compiled by Jesuits in late 16th century France and made the voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. Manners were up in the air in this new world when Washington put quill […]

Filed Under: Leadership

New Coke: Anatomy of a Terrible Decision

5 Lessons from One of the Worst Product Rollouts of All Time

September 4, 2018 by Jeremy Lott

The Coca-Cola Company’s own website admits that it was probably “a day that will live in marketing infamy.” On April 23, 1985, Coke Chairman and CEO Roberto Goizueta announced to 200 reporters that the company would be changing its formula. It would be still be called Coca-Cola, but this “New Coke” would taste better and […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: creative thinking, how to think, Leadership, Personal Development, productive, Success, think, thinking

Patience Is Not a Virtue

When You Shouldn't Let It Hold You Back

July 24, 2018 by Jeremy Lott

The patience of Job; the patience of a saint; a “fruit of the Holy Spirit”; a virtue. “He that have Patience, can have what he will,” predicted Poor Richard’s Almanack way back in 1736. As you might expect from that august build up, a lack of patience has also been associated with societal rot and […]

Filed Under: Leadership, Personal Development Tagged With: Leadership, Patience, values, Virtue

What I’ve Learned on the Runway

5 Ways Lighten Your Air Travel

June 26, 2018 by Jeremy Lott

This article is for people who have spent at least one night sleeping on an airport floor. Perhaps your flight was canceled because of fog and you scrambled to catch the last long shuttle bus home, only to miss that one, too. If you weren’t allowed through screening because the taxi was late and crawled […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: business travel, Leadership, luggage, Success, Travel

The Counsel of Scorpions

Who We Choose to Listen to Matters

June 5, 2018 by Jeremy Lott

Solomon was said to be the most successful king that Israel ever had—renowned for his wisdom and his riches. His heir Rehoboam, not so much. Of the 12 tribes of Hebrews that constituted the nation of Israel, 10 revolted under Rehoboam’s reign. Later leaders would manage shaky alliances. But after Rehoboam, it was no longer […]

Filed Under: Leadership, Personal Development Tagged With: Decision-Making, Decisions, Leadership, leading teams, Making decisions, relationships, Success, Teams

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