Archive for the "Keys to Responsibility™" category

Ask Christopher Avery, 10 March 2009 – Listen Now

It was a great Ask Christopher Avery Q&A session today. You can listen on the player here. The questions I addressed are below. Ask your question now for the next monthly session of Ask Christopher Avery.

Jim: What is the most effective way to help a person move out of the “deep victim” stance into a [...]

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Responsible Leadership Questions & Answers

I appreciate you. And I appreciate your interest in how personal and shared responsibility works in the mind. People like you joined me today for a solid hour of my best information about leading, teaming, and succeeding through 100% ownership. It’s live, no-cost, and completely driven by your questions. You were there right? Or [...]

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Why Mastering Responsibility is a Must for Effective Leadership

A new Responsibility eTip went to everyone on the distribution list today. If you did not get yours, you can add or update your free subscription.
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Why Mastering Responsibility is a Must for Effective Leadership
Whether your leadership intent is an effective partnership, team, or entire enterprise, mastering responsibiity will accelerate your progress. “Mastery” [...]

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Announcement: The Journey to Responsibility & Self-Leadership

It’s finally Here
I’m pleased to announce the educational DVD and workshop solution for making your business bubble over with personal responsibility is now shipping to customers worldwide.

What Can The Journey Do for You?
Finally, a breakthrough How-To system for filling your workplace with Personal Responsibility. And the best part is you Do-It-Yourself with this low-cost [...]

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Confront Reality to Avoid Living Within the Lie

I teach leaders that the third, and hardest Key to Responsibility™, i.e., to mastering your responsibility, and hence your freedom, choice, and power, is “Confront.” That means to continually face the truth about a problem or upset, to see things as they are instead of as you would like them to be or hope—or more [...]

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