LeadershipNow 140: September 2011 Compilation

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

• @stevefarber: Want to solve the leadership crisis? Make a commitment to helping each other to help each other.
• @TheEconomist: How good are business schools at teaching globalisation? Not very, says one IESE professor
• “Power may corrupt, but absolute power corrupts a lot less than partial power,” says Lucy Kellaway.
• @jamesstrock: Powerful Concept for Service: Everyone Can't Be In Your Front Row
• @tomasacker: How do people respond to your brand?
• Learning from Great Leaders by @mjasmus
• @BobBurg: Positive Persuasion And That All-Important 1/4-Inch Hole
• We need “professional” responsibility as much as “personal” responsibility by @scottmckain
• Matthew Kelly writes in “Off Balance: “An organization can only become the best-version-of-itself to the extent...
• Training Isn’t Dead – But it Should Be by @mikemyatt
• From @michaelaroberto > Leaders, Explore outside your domain!
• Leadership Caffeine - Always Lead with Context by @artpetty
• Develop habits that free your mind to concentrate on the new, the novel, and the dangerous. @wallybock
• Mary C. Gentile on Ethical Leadership: Asking the Wrong Questions | @YalePress
• Being Lucky isn't Enough by @wallbock
• @keithferrazzi: People appreciate being known - details matter from @thoughtleaders
• From @wallybock: A Legendary CEO for the Rest of Us
• @tomasacker You can't find yourself in this chaotic, dynamic environment. You must create yourself.
• @36dollar360: The use and misuse of 360-degree assessments.
• DougSundheim: Managing Modesty > Embracing criticism to adapt leadership style to a company’s changing needs.
• What happens in a workplace with healthy relationships? by @mjasmus
• Do you have a True North Group? Vital to leadership survival.
• @Archifilter: Opinion - Fantastic graphic clarifies our current economic situation - NYTimes
• I’m a sucker for organizational tools. I can’t walk into a stationery store without getting giddy.
• Marc Andreessen in The Economist: “All this bubble stuff is people fighting the last war."
• @donhornsby: Rules for The Remarkable | Robin Sharma's Blog
• @TheAtlantic: What's your productivity secret? Readers share their methods
• Seth Godin: If you do a job where someone tells you exactly what to do, they will find someone cheaper than you to do it.
• The Power of Small Steps by @jamesstrock
• Is information filtering all bad? How does one handle it? A podcast interview of Michael Roberto by @andy_kaufman
• Good Observations >> @simonsinek: The beauty of the lasting relationships (video)
• Good interview with Robin Sharma

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