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Falling Awake Workshop Applied | Sonoma, CA; USA | March 9 - 11, 2008

Falling Awake Applied Workshop Applied To: Relationships, Health, and Leadership through Coaching.
Sonoma Valley, CA; USA
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Advanced Coaching Leaders: Masterful Coaching of Senior Leaders and Leadership Teams

Atlanta, GA | Sep 27-28, '07
This intensive immersion program provides advanced strategies to develop a coaching relationship that is geared to positively impact the effectiveness of leaders and leadership teams.
Atlanta, GA
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LIVE CALL-IN WORKSHOP RELAUNCH:
Friday, Sept. 5th, 2008

We are preparing for our re-launch of our First Friday Call-in Workshops on Professional and Personal Development. If you wish for us to have a particular Thought Leader, please email us at Coaches @ CoachingCircles . com (no spaces).
via phone, free
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Who Inspires the Leader?  
by Alicia M. Rodriguez
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Walk through any Borders or Barnes and Nobles and you will find entire sections devoted to Leadership. The face of leadership now has as many identities as Sybil. Choose the Jack Welch style of leadership and Go with your Gut or choose Kevin Cashman’s Leadership from the Inside Out. You could become a Servant Leader and increase your Emotional Intelligence. You could follow the gospel of Rudolph Giuliani or live by the 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership. (I’m tired already!)

I spend considerable time helping CEO’s define Leadership for themselves so that they can articulate and define their role as CEO, not only for themselves but as an orientation for their behavior and thinking. Each person is different and each person comes to the position with both assets and liabilities. There does seem to be, however, a common element in all the writings on leadership. The same element appears in profiles of CEO’s who have successfully led their companies through both healthy and difficult times. That element is Inspiration.

The word “inspiration” comes from the Latin “spirare”, or to breathe, to live, to be inspired with. Words such as spirit, soul, animate, to breathe and inspire are all related. So why the Latin lesson?

An important leadership trait is the ability to inspire. Inspiration does not need to be loud and plastered on the front pages of Time magazine. Along with the competencies and traits of strategy, execution, vision, and courage, inspiration adds to the components of effective leadership. Look at how the ability to inspire others contributes to your effectiveness as a CEO. Can you breathe life into an organization that has become complacent? Are your employees driven to high performance by fear or are they animated by pride and a belief in a future that is compelling? Does the spirit of innovation and creativity dwell and grow in your company and its employees? As CEO you are responsible for inspiring others. And finally, who inspires you?

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Leadership Lessons for The Real World Margaret J. Wheatley © 2006
People often comment that the new leadership I propose couldn't possibly work in "the real world." This "real world" demands efficiency and obedience and is managed by bureaucracy and governed by policies and laws…
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“Being Present at Your Own Life” by Robert Gunn & Betsy Bullickson
Recognizing that the distractions that can keep managers out of the zone are habits of thought leads to the kind of patience that enhances productivity. free
“The $400 Million Hike” by Robert Gunn & Betsy Gullickson
The route to success is a thinking path that highlights confidence and clarity. free
“What Ships Are Built For” by Robert Gunn & Betsy Bullickson
The key to navigating transitions is the ability to watch for hidden assumptions that distract from the real work of the moment free
“Am I a Leader?” by Robert Gunn
The uncommon leader masters four intangibles: tone, time, trust and transfer. free
“Future Leadership” 
by Marshall Goldsmith and Robert M. Fulmer
Developing executive talent is necessary to remain competitive. The need for executive education is apparent. Key questions include: how can we learn from today’s best practitioners to understand the trends and challenges that will become the norm in the future? free

TOP 10 Books for Entrepreneurs: Apr '07

1. The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do about It
By Michael Gerber
2. Instant Income
By Janet Switzer / Hardcover
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Delivered from Distraction: Getting the Most out of Life with ADD

BOOK: "This is a *must read* for those with ADD - especially ADULTS! I found it tremendously helpful!" ~ Mimi Testen
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