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Barack Obama just made Twitter history.
The former president tweeted a Nelson Mandela quote on the day of violent chaos in Charlottesville. He included a photo taken of him in 2011 on a visit to his daughter Sasha’s school in Bethesda, Md.
With more than 2.8 million likes already, it’s the most liked tweet in Twitter history. A spokesperson for Twitter said the tweet broke the record just after 7 p.m. Pacific on Tuesday....
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Barack Obama. Respected, respectful and a real President and leader! 
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Market it and see if anyone gives a sh*tI I love the lean startup movement and the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) methodology, though sometimes before even building MVP, you may want to explore whether there’s an interest at all in your product. This is where Minimum Desirable Product (MDP) comes into play....
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This is a provocative but invaluable rethinking of lean startups and what you should do before you even make it. remember the Minimum Desirable Product (MVP) philosophy and let it guide you to success. To me, it was a huge eye-opener!
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Being a leader is exhilarating, but nobody said it was easy. When we can share our triumphs and learn from our failures, we’re on the road to being great leaders. Learn from those who have been there by visiting these blogs — you’ll find yourself bookmarking more than just a few
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Here is a useful collection of leadership blogs worth following.
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February 23, 2015 7:10 PM
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What is “vision”? Simply put, it’s the common alignment of a group of people aiming for the same goal. Whether it’s sports or business, having a vision is the single most important thing to motivate a team of individuals. Without it, you have chaos and you can’t possibly succeed.
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Cory Trefiletti the challenge and the importance of vision and leadership.
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During the last few years, the leadership at my firm has re-thought the qualities that define a successful product innovator, as society, the economy, technology, and even the product development process have all evolved. We used to recruit for hard skills—the best sketchers or those with the best rendering skills—but today we’re looking for designers with elasticity....
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Designers have gotten what they asked for: a seat at the corporate boardroom table. Now they have to adapt to a new working reality
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How do top business leaders spend their time? Being fascinated by this topic, I collaborated with Chris Stowell, vice president of the International Center for Management and Organization Effectiveness in Sandy, Utah, to survey 267 C-level executives (all at the vice president level or higher) at Fortune 500 companies.The respondents to the email survey, completed over the past two months, came from 163 companies including Adobe, American Express, AT&T, Bank of America, Boeing, BP, Delta, DHL, Federal Express, GE, Google, HP, John Deere, Johnson & Johnson, Kelloggs, Motorola, Rio Tinto, and Twitter. The survey research showed that the typical corporate leader wakes up at about 6:15 a.m., exercises for 45 minutes, and commutes 25 minutes each way. Every workday, he or she spends two hours and 25 minutes on email and texting, 25 minutes on strategy and planning, and 30 minutes on personal development. The infographic below, created by Stowell, my friend and a leadership-training consultant, summarizes the findings....
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Find out how executives from Google, Twitter, and other major companies organize their schedules.
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