FranklinCovey Blog
Newest articles and blog posts from our thought leaders and subject matter experts.
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Read ArticleInvesting in Team Relationships
Scott Miller shares a helpful reminder for leaders to invest in their relationships, something he learned from a recent interview with Julie Morgenstern.
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Read ArticleThe Next Big Thing
Does your culture encourage innovation at every level? As a leader do you actively seek it out? Truly listen and check your own ego given that the next big idea might not be yours.
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Read Article6 Questions to Disrupt Yourself
Scott Miller asks 6 questions to help you disrupt yourself and to reinvent your skills, your brand, and your reputation.
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Read ArticleRule Your Technology (Don't Let It Rule You)
Scott Miller shares three tips to kickstart your productivity and to help you rule your technology so that it does not rule you.
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Read ArticleKind. Swift. Clear.
Scott Miller shares three key points to remember the next time you face one of the most difficult responsibilities of leadership - having to terminate, layoff, or fire an employee.
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Read ArticleDeliberate or Emergent Strategies
Scott Miller explores the concept of deliberate or emergent strategies as they apply to our personal and professional lives.
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Read ArticlePower Through Setbacks
FranklinCovey consultant and facilitator, Henry Lescault, shares some tips on how to power through setbacks and to make your resolutions stick.
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Read ArticleFocus on Your Circle of Influence
FranklinCovey consultant and facilitator, Henry Lescault, shares some tips on how to focus on your circle of influence and to make your resolutions stick.
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Read ArticleLearn Everything You Can About Your Goal
FranklinCovey consultant and facilitator, Henry Lescault, shares some tips on how to learn everything you can about your goal and to make your resolutions stick.
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Read ArticleBe Intentional and Aware of Your Self-Talk
FranklinCovey consultant and facilitator, Henry Lescault, shares some tips on how to be more intentional and aware of your self-talk and to make your resolutions stick.
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Read ArticleBe Open To Change
FranklinCovey consultant and facilitator, Henry Lescault, shares some tips on how to be open to change and to make your resolutions stick.
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Read ArticleMake Your Resolutions Stick
FranklinCovey consultant and facilitator, Henry Lescault, shares tips for making your resolutions stick and be successful.
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Read ArticleBe Productive - Block Time
Kory Kogon shares three tips to help you block time and to be more productive.
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Read ArticleWhat I Learned From Stephen R. Covey
Scott Miller shares a valuable lesson he learned from Stephen R. Covey that has helped him to be a more effective person.
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Read ArticlePreparing For Pivotal Moments
Everyone has certain pivotal moments in their life, around 5-10 per year. When you prepare for pivotal moments, and follow a launch sequence, you can make the most of those moments!
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Read ArticleThe 'How' is More Important Than the 'What'
Leaders must deliberately choose to exercise the maturity and wisdom to deliver results while also leaving their team members in even better condition than when they started.
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Read ArticleIntrapreneurialism
Don't lose your employees to their side hustle. Engage them and their entrepreneurial spirit for the benefit of your organization by turning them into intrapreneurs.
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Read ArticleThe Most Undervalued Leadership Competency
Scott Miller explores the most undervalued leadership competency; listening. He explains empathic listening and how to apply it.
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Read ArticleExamine Entrenched Beliefs
Examine your own entrenched beliefs and see if they are worth keeping. They may be holding you back from growing and limiting your potential.
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Read ArticleDo You Know Your Values?
In order to 'schedule the big rocks' you need to first identify what they are and you do that by determining your values.
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