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LeadershipNow 140: October 2011 Compilation

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Here are a selection of tweets from October 2011 that you might have missed:

@mikemyatt: The biggest leadership blind-spot and what to do about it: Leadership & The Expectation Gap
@RonEdmondson: The Encouragement Folder: Every Leader Needs One
From @MJAsmus: Letting Go of Your Need to be Right
Servant Leader Quiz: Servant Leadership Assessment
From @drbret: Inner Work Life
6 Reasons You Don’t Dream Big Enough | Time Management Ninja
@JohnBaldoni: When it comes to leadership, understanding context is critical.
From @wallybock - Boss's Tip of the Day: Read book reviews
@MarkDMcKinney: Nat Geo The Perfect Airport
We have entered an extended period of uncertainty and turbulent disruption that might well characterize the rest of our lives.
@KevinEikenberry: Do You Ever Do Nothing?
@Bill_George Another powerful message from Tom Friedman. We would be well advised to focus on genuine innovation & job creation.
@sepher: Could science prove that we don’t have free will? Science and Free Will - NYT
@DougSundheim: Take a trip to the Idea Store | Daniel Pink
Leadership Bit by Bit by @wallybock
Making New Connections: How the Brain Can Develop Into Adulthood @TheAtlantic
FT: New devices often provoke moral panics.
The Must-Have Leadership Skill - Daniel Goleman - HBR
Linked Leaders: The Beatles | Apple | Steve Jobs by James Stock
@tomasacker: What is branding?
@Bill_George : Remembering the Greatest Innovator of the Past Fifty Years
@ScottEblin: What Do You Make of This?
@stevefarber "Keep a Journal of Gratitude, take a little notebook & write down the things you’re grateful for."
@profkjmoore: People Stop Texting Me and Give Me a Call Once in a While!
Interview with Joseph Jimenez, chief executive of Novartis
Steve Jobs: A Life - Forbes
@stevefarber: "Creativity, the wellspring of innovation, starts with something very simple — a choice."
@ronkarr: 11 Things You Should Never Say When You Fire an Employee
How Did the Robot End Up With My Job?: Excellent column by Thomas Friedman on how globalization is once again morphing
@JohnBaldoni: All growth is not good. CEOs need to discern what is good and what may not be good for the business.

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