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Practical Leadership Story – Great for Developing Leaders

My passion is developing leaders (both the actual process of developing leaders and the leader being developed). I love coming across impactful practicalleadership stories that demonstrate how easy it can be to make a big difference as a leader. Here is one such story.

The DMV is the perfect example, the poster child, for poor customer service. In this video developing leaders will learn how making a few tweaks can make a big impact on an organization.

This practical leadership story is told by Ken Blanchard. As Blanchard states, “it’s always the leader.”

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Positive video that every leader in business, the home, church, or wherever must watch.


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  1. Kelly May 21, 2012 7:57 am edit

    Love it! I would agree that historically, DMV is one of the places I most despise going because it takes forever and it is very difficult to get what you need on first request. Now, I can’t wait to get check it out locally and see if my experience is the same as Ken’s. Leadership CAN make a difference.

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  2. Mike Rogers May 22, 2012 7:59 pm edit

    Kelly, let us know how the experience is? Hopefully it is much better : ) I am crossing my fingers for you. Thanks for your comments.

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  3. Don Witzel May 22, 2012 7:47 pm edit

    Excellent! Love it …. really speaks to the current reality within organizational processes and the need for leadership.

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  4. Ginny Whitelaw May 22, 2012 7:50 pm edit

    This is so fun! Thanks, Mike. And who can’t identify with the joy of reducing a 3 hour wait at DMV to 9 minutes? Or turning grumpy clerks into helpful guides? Moment-by-moment adjustments to serve people – we would all do well to keep this in front of us.

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