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WHAT DOES STRONG LEADERSHIP LOOK LIKE?

  6.07.2017   Bob Rockwell   AdviSoar   No comments

OK, we’ve all heard and talked about it, so what does strong leadership look like? It is action, not words. Results, not rhetoric. We, not me. Leadership is practiced not

LEAVING A LEGACY

The Great Wall of China is the only man-made object that can be seen from space with the naked eye and it took 1,771 years to build; it was started

THE NECESSITY OF VISION

Visioning is taking ideas and convictions and envisioning how you will make them become reality. There is a basic formula that I learned from the author, Andy Stanley, for the

WHAT ARE YOU LEARNING AT WORK?

  6.07.2017   Bob Rockwell   AdviSoar   No comments

No matter how we have been raised in the home, our values are either reinforced or, most likely, challenged and changed once we enter the workplace. When our values are

INTENT CHANGES EVERYTHING!

  6.07.2017   Bob Rockwell   AdviSoar   No comments

I am not a famous person by any means. I have been a part of the executive team of a few companies and currently own a company with a partner

LEADERSHIP LUNACY CYCLE

  6.07.2017   Bob Rockwell   AdviSoar   No comments

What I consider lunacy in the corporate world, is living and working without reason, or continuous change or action without obvious purpose. I need to be careful here because one

DEALING WITH CHANGE

The author, educator and innovator, Warren Bennis, has written, I believe, some of the most inspiring and pragmatic tomes on leadership and leading change. The following are his ten ways

THE DANGER OF PRIMACY

  6.07.2017   Bob Rockwell   AdviSoar   No comments

The two biggest leadership lessons I learned were as a result of crisis – events that changed my life, eliminated primacy in me for the most part, and helped make

HOW MUCH TIME BEFORE IMPACT?

  6.07.2017   Bob Rockwell   AdviSoar   No comments

I am, by nature, a very optimistic person … even in the face of challenge or adversity. And I am not much of a political person in that I believe