Latest Blog Posts — Page 19

Leadership August 17, 2020

How Limiting Work Hours Can Improve Your Business

In a comparison of national productivity statistics, research revealed Germans tend to work 600 fewer annual hours than Greeks, yet Germans are 70% more[...]

Michael Hyatt

Leadership August 10, 2020

Bad Decisions Don’t Just Happen

A few years back, my team and I prepared for the launch of our new leadership product. We were excited. We even skipped a few key steps in our rush to market.[...]

Michael Hyatt

Leadership August 3, 2020

Turning Violent Disagreements into Civil Discourse

When it comes to politics, my brother-in-law Loren and I are on totally different planets. On his annual visits to our home, I count on our high-spirited[...]

Michael Hyatt

Leadership July 27, 2020

4 Ways to Make Daily Progress on Goals

Most people think intensity is the key to accomplishing huge goals, but Jerry Seinfeld would disagree. When this stand-up comic, co-creator of Seinfeld, and[...]

Michael Hyatt

Leadership July 20, 2020

How to Recharge on Low Battery Workdays

With the rise of industrialization, a false belief spread like wildfire. In the pursuit of efficiency, we started viewing humans like machines. We assumed we[...]

Michael Hyatt

Leadership July 13, 2020

4 Reasons to Model Good Character in the Workplace

While fighting in the Korean War, my dad’s tank was hit by a missile. Shrapnel knocked him out, and he lay in a coma for months. When he finally stood up[...]

Michael Hyatt

Leadership June 29, 2020

How to Make Fewer, Faster, & Better Decisions

Science proves it: decision fatigue is a real thing. By the end of your workday, your emotional and intellectual horsepower is depleted. When leaders invest[...]

Michael Hyatt

Leadership June 22, 2020

3 Elements of Effective Decision-Making

When I was CEO at Thomas Nelson Publishers, we spent half a million dollars to attend an annual trade show. For several years, we invested in this event[...]

Michael Hyatt

Leadership June 15, 2020

Get Free of Goal Shame and Achieve Your Impossible Dream

“Someday I’m going to climb Everest.” In the early 1940s, professional beekeeper Edmund Hillary shared his seemingly insurmountable goal with the world.[...]

Michael Hyatt

Leadership June 1, 2020

How to Beat a Burnout Culture

In 2013, the Romanian hacker Marcel Lazar cracked open email accounts belonging to the members of George W. Bush’s family. Lazar found paintings by the[...]

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Latest Blog Posts — Page 19

How Limiting Work Hours Can Improve Your Business

Bad Decisions Don’t Just Happen

Turning Violent Disagreements into Civil Discourse

4 Ways to Make Daily Progress on Goals

How to Recharge on Low Battery Workdays

4 Reasons to Model Good Character in the Workplace

How to Make Fewer, Faster, & Better Decisions

3 Elements of Effective Decision-Making

Get Free of Goal Shame and Achieve Your Impossible Dream

How to Beat a Burnout Culture