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The Blog’s 10 Most Popular Posts of All Time

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Almost an year has passed since the blog moved from its former -and now defunct- home at WordPress.com.  Although  some of the most popular articles from Psi Xperience survived the migration, they never caught as much traction as those born in this domain due to the lost PR (page rank) juice. That may be a [...]

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What Makes an Effective Leader?

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The most effective leaders are those focused on people instead of just goals. Goals are important but many think of people as instruments to achieve them. You can categorize leaders in two big groups. The ‘hard’ ones are those who remain distant to obtain respect and compliance with their directives and frequently resort to a [...]

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Are You a Transformational Leader? (Psychologytoday)

Posted on Psychologytoday. Nice article. I stripped the questionnaire because I don’t usually agree with 6 item inventory/tests. They remind me of those found in magazines. No standardization, statistic validity or construct validity. The rest is worth reading and makes us think. Are we or are we not transformational leaders? Besides,  it’s a good start [...]

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Leaders Emerge by Talking First and Most Often (on Psyblog)

I found this interesting post on Psyblog: “put some random people in a group, give them a task and soon enough a leader will emerge. What is it about that person that makes others grant them the honor of being in charge?” Go to the article clicking here. convey_source = “English”; Technorati Tags: group, group [...]

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