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Threats to mobile devices are more prevalent and increasing in scope and complexity. Users of mobile devices desire to take full advantage of the features
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The Five Challenges of Leadership
- 3. Danya Cheskis-Gold Community Manager, Spark Capital @danyacg
- 4. LEADERSHIP
- 5. Jerry Colonna Professional Coach, Jerry+___ @jerrycolonna
- 7. Bijan Sabet Spark Capital, General Partner @bijan
- 8. Arlyn Davich CEO, PayPerks @payperksb2b Rod Feuer COO, Signpost @rodfeuer Eric Ma Head of Growth, Skillshare @ erm
- 9. Steve Miller CFO, Warby Parker @warbyparker Justine Trubey VP of Supply Chain, Shapeways @justinebt Rob Wilk National VP - Sales & Brand Partnerships, Foursquare @robwilk
- 10. LEADERSHIP
- 11. Jerry Colonna Professional Coach, Jerry+___ @jerrycolonna
- 12. Being Fierce The Five Challenges of Leadership Jerry+All
- 15. Jerry+All The Five Challenges˝ of Leadership
- 16. Jerry+All The Five Challenges˝ of Leadership •Delusion˝ •Disappearing into the fire˝ •Not understanding leadership˝ •Being unclear˝ •Avoiding fierce conversations
- 17. Jerry+All Overcoming Delusion:˝ This Being so, so what?
- 18. Jerry+All Not disappearing requires a separation of self from the goal.
- 19. Jerry+All Understanding the role of the leader is to… •Hold the vision˝ •Build and maintain the team˝ •Give them what they need to succeed
- 22. Jerry+All It’s Not What You Think
- 23. Jerry+All It’s not yelling, pounding the table, being unreasonable or otherwise an ass.
- 25. Jerry+All Being without deception is an extension of telling the truth: it is based on being truthful with yourself. When you have a sense of trusting your own existence, then what you communicate to other people is genuine and trustworthy. -Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche
- 26. Jerry+All The consequence of avoidance is an exacerbation of problems and a destruction of trust.
- 27. Jerry+All Why do we avoid fierce˝ conversations?
- 28. Jerry+All Fear
- 29. Jerry+All Fear and a discomfort with feelings (ours and others’) as well as a lack of understanding about how communicate.
- 30. Jerry+All 1. O.F.N.R.˝ 2. The Magic Ninja Question
- 31. Jerry+All What Are You Not Saying That Needs To Be Said?