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by Ken Lear | Jan 29, 2018 | Ken Lear, Leadership
As a former athlete himself, Ken Lear has seen first hand that business and sports are two heads of the same competitive dragon. In Part 1, you read about Jim Harbaugh’s ability to use his extensive knowledge of the game of football to make important decisions as well... ![Great Michigan Minds Think Alike: 4 Things We Can Learn From Jim Harbaugh [Part 1]](https://ken-lear.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/1024px-Michigan_Stadium_2011-1024x675.jpg)
by Ken Lear | Jan 28, 2018 | Entrepreneurship, Ken Lear
Ken Lear, entrepreneur based in Farmington Hills, sheds light on lessons from the University of Michigan’s coach. There are undeniable parallels between sports and business. Whether you are trying to defeat your rival in a Saturday afternoon showdown or execute... by Ken Lear | Jan 26, 2018 | Advice, Entrepreneurship, Ken Lear
Ken Lear shares some of his favorite morning habits for having a great day at work. How you spend your morning sets the tone for your entire day — and when you’re in the business of building relationships with clients, customers, or coworkers — well,... 
by Ken Lear | Dec 14, 2017 | Advice, Ken Lear, Leadership
Entrepreneur, Ken Lear, shares three useful communication tips for those in new leadership roles. You can’t become a great leader without becoming a great communicator, it’s that simple. In order to share your vision, motivate others, serve as a mentor, or... 
by Ken Lear | Nov 28, 2017 | Advice, Entrepreneurship, Ken Lear, Leadership
Ken Lear, Detroit-based entrepreneur, shares three ways to improve your accountability. Accountability is one of the key ingredients of successful leadership. It plays an essential role in communication and trust with employees and clients. Being accountable means... 
by Ken Lear | Nov 20, 2017 | Ken Lear
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....
