Leadership Quarterly

Pay Attention to Paying Attention

The Leadership Quarterly™ is the periodic business journal for The Leadership Circle that addresses the issues that are critical to your competitive advantage, including periodic thought pieces. With insights and commentary from Bob Anderson, founder and CEO of The Leadership Circle, and other industry leaders, the Leadership Quarterly discusses these important issues to help create exceptional leaders within your company.

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This Is The Leadership World (Do Not Be Afraid)

May, 2013 | by Dan Holden

This article for business leaders begins with an admonition that curiously shows up in all the world’s religions. Author and minister Frederick Beuchner summed it best when he wrote, “Here is the world. Beautiful and terrible things will happen. Do not be afraid.” I remembered this when a colleague asked [...]

Knowledge and Wisdom: A Practitioner’s Path To Flight

April, 2013 | by Shannon Schultz

In the Fall of 2005, I had the unexpected privilege of shuttling Meg Wheatley to the Atlanta airport. Little did she know she was in for a 20-minute career counseling session for an ambitious and committed young me. I confessed to her a closely held conflict between what I was [...]

Gamefilming – Developing an Extraordinary Awareness to Becoming Highly Effective

March, 2013 | by Tim JohnPress

About seven years ago I had the opportunity of doing my Leadership Circle certification with my good friend and mentor Bob Anderson, though at the time it didn’t seem like one. I was distracted for much of the certification, too preoccupied at the time with a rapidly growing consulting firm [...]

Becoming a Creatively Maladjusted Leader

February, 2013 | by Dan Holden

The Rev. Martin Luther King announced in a 1963 speech he was “…Proud to be maladjusted.” There are certain realities, he argued, we should not and need not adjust to as people and leaders. I have reflected on my own call to action this year and find, in Dr. King’s [...]

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