February 16, 2008 - Mark Sanborn Keynote Leadership Speaker

Get Used to being Second-Guessed

Leadership Books & ToolsBy Mark Sanborn February 16, 2008 1 Comment

The president of an organization I work with was complaining about being second guessed. He had made an unpopular decision and everyone, it seemed, thought they could have done better. My advice: Get used to it. Being second-guessed goes with the territory. Often the only people who will truly sympathize with you are other leaders…

A Remarkable Corporate Performer

Mark Sanborn's Leadership BlogBy Mark Sanborn February 16, 2008

Can a company be a remarkable performer? I believe it can. For an example, read my post about Boston Beer Company’s remarkable performance in making hops available to smaller brewers who were in desparate need of the critical ingredient. Read about it here.

Not All Opinions Are Equal

Leadership Books & ToolsBy Mark Sanborn February 16, 2008 1 Comment

In the age of political correctness and relativism, we are often led to believe that all opinions have equal value. They don’t. Some are right, some are wrong and most are somewhere in-between. We do ourselves and our culture a disservice by accepting the opinion that fried eggs are covertly running our planet has equal…

Daily Archives: February 16, 2008

Get Used to being Second-Guessed

A Remarkable Corporate Performer

Not All Opinions Are Equal

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The Concise Guide to What Leaders Think and Do