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Do These 5 Things If You're Tempted to Give Up
Everyone hits the point where quitting looks reasonable. Five things to do before you make that call.
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10 Major Differences Between Winners and Losers
Ten habits that separate the people who finish from the people who explain. None of them are talent.
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4 Tips for Being A More Accountable Leader
Ken Lear, Detroit-based entrepreneur, shares three ways to improve your accountability. Accountability is one of the key ingredients of successful leadership.
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3 Common Excuses to Drop from Your Vocabulary
There’s nothing that Detroit-based entrepreneur, Ken Lear, loves more than seeing his team members become successful. As his fellow mentors will likely relate to, there's also nothing more frustrating than seeing with someone with amazing potential make excuses.
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The Best Tips for Cultivating Team Chemistry at Work
One of the keys to Ken Lear's success as a manager has been the ability to facilitate fun and bonding amongst his employees. Check out these tips for cultivating chemistry in your own office.
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Staying Motivated as an Entrepreneur
Ken Lear will be the first to tell you that entrepreneurship is a rewarding adventure -- but that it's not without its challenges. One of the keys to his success is not only staying motivated himself, but bringing out the same gusto in his team.
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Developing Effective Leadership in Young Professionals
Ken Lear has built a successful career around developing leadership qualities in others -- whether they've been recent college grads or seasoned managers. Check out these tips for helping your own mentees.
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Building a Philosophy of Accountability in the Workplace
Throughout Ken Lear's entrepreneurial journey, he has seen time and time again the essential role accountability plays in success. Accountability is one of the first things that needs to be established for a successful work environment.
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