Human Resources: HR.com Thought Leaders for June 26, 2008

Welcome to Thought Leaders for June 26, 2008

Each week this newsletter features the most inspiring, educational and powerful stories from some of the world's greatest business leaders. Each five-minute video will give you the courage, energy and know-how to accomplish your tasks and motivate your team to do the same.

This week's videos are from our partner Fifty Lessons. Be sure to check out what today's thought leaders have to teach us about managing people, our careers and our lives.

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Peter Ellwood
Group Chairman
ICI

Always Be Resilient
Resilience is key to seeing difficult decisions carried through; a successful executive must keep on pushing until the goal is achieved.

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			The Age of Speed: Learning to Thrive in a More-Faster-Now World In The Age of Speed, Vince Poscente challenges the notion that our lives are too frenetic by illustrating why the ability to harness the power of speed is, in fact, the solution for those who seek a less stressful, less busy, and more balanced life. Why then do people object to speeding up? Poscente believes it is because we do not use the extra time we gain for rewarding activities. Speed is not just a way to get more work done; it is the secret to having more time to do what we want to do. To get the benefit of speed, we have to detach the idea of busy from fast. We can then use speed to focus on those things in our lives that are truly aligned with our authentic purpose, simplify our path, and achieve our goals at a remarkable pace.

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The Definitive Drucker

The Self-Destructive Habits of Good Companies

Smarts: Are We Hardwired for Success?


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