Archive for the "Responsibility Process" category

It’s my birthday—gifts for everyone and 50% off sale

4/7/09 update – Sorry, the sale is over and the coupon codes below have been removed. Thousands of gifts were downloaded, viewed, or listened to during this week-long bash. Let’s do it again.
It’s my birthday and this year I’m giving the gifts…
Shared Responsibility
It’s a tough business environment. You and I know that responsibility isn’t about [...]

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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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Responsible leadership from the refrigerator door

Your refrigerator door is one of the places I suggest you hang a copy of the Responsibility Process poster. Other suggestions include your office, conference rooms, and, of course, the all-powerful bathroom mirror. The objective is to see it often.
Following Directions

Agile industry colleague Mike Cottmeyer sent me this photo of his family’s refrigerator where his [...]

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