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  Chris McNeil

  

  

  Oct 2, 2023

  Become a Master Public Speaker with These 7 Books

  Next Big Idea Club - Editors

  The sweaty palms, the shaky knees, the racing heartbeat—yes, public speaking can be quite an ordeal if you’re feeling less than confident. So how can …

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  Chris McNeil

  

  Sep 27

  Want to Become a Breakthrough Thought Leader? Increasingly, LinkedIn Is Where It’s At

  Inc Magazine - Peter Economy

  If you’ve ever hung around LinkedIn, you can’t help but notice that all sorts of people post all sorts of stuff all the time. I just took a peek at my LinkedIn feed and saw that one of the people in my network posted her story of working with a toxic manager, another posted on Amazon’s “ridiculous” …

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  Chris McNeil

  

  Sep 20, 2023

  How to Solve the Leadership Paradox

  Inc Magazine - David Finkel

  As a business coach for more than 25 years, I talk a lot about control and micromanagement. Because it really is one of the biggest problems in the business world and can hinder growth for years and years to come. But as a business leader, you may be asking yourself how do you find the right …

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  Chris McNeil

  

  4 days ago

  Chris McNeil on LinkedIn: #thoughtleadership #marketingstrategy #contentstrategy #b2bmarketing…

  linkedin.com - Chris McNeil

  Are you stuck on where to go with your thought leadership? The post below that I recently wrote on the four quadrants of thought leadership …

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  Chris McNeil

  

  Want to Be an Innovative Leader? Make These 6 Mindset Shifts

  Inc Magazine - Martin Zwilling

  As a member of an early-stage investor group in new technologies, I often noticed a reluctance to support truly disruptive innovations and inventions, due to historical evidence that customers are slow to accept breakthrough ideas, even when the value is large. The challenge internally is even …

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  Chris McNeil

  

  The Psychology of the Paragraph

  psychologytoday.com - Christopher Dwyer Ph.D.

  A brief analogy of cognitive architecture. What’s so interesting about a paragraph?, you might say. Ah yes, the humble paragraph… but what more is it …