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- Gain an understanding of untapped human capacity
- Learn about the four keystones for unlocking your untapped capacity
- Discover practical ways to bring out more of the best in yourself, both at work and at home
- Discover practical ways to bring out more of the best in others, both on and off the job
- Learn more effective ways to manage stress, adversity and change
- Explore why leadership is "the act of making a difference" and how you can step forward with stronger personal leadership in your life and work
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A brief look at why most of us are unknowingly—and needlessly—trapped by common mindsets and habitual barriers to our capacity, brainpower and energy.
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Lesson 2: Stand out from the crowd
Unlocking hidden capacity depends on being an original, not a copy, and seeing others as unique individuals, too.
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Lesson 3: Don't compete, excel
In every field and discipline those who make the biggest difference are focusing on excelling, not competing, and using areas of human intelligence that most others don't access.
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Lesson 4: Value differences and individualize recognition
Trust and untapped capacity depend on actively valuing human differences—in talents, perspectives and efforts.
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Lesson 5: Build calm energy throughout the day
Everyone feels rushed these days, but we're trapped using tension and urgency as sources of fake energy instead of building the "calm energy" that star performers use.
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Lesson 6: Reclaim your life off the job
As Emerson put it, "We're always getting ready to live but we never truly live." These days, we find ourselves doing too much and living too little.
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Lesson 7: Extend your time horizon
The most successful men and women keep one eye on the future and never let go of their big dreams and defining talents.
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Lesson 8: Manage adversity and stress in a changing world
Life and leadership can be seen as laboratories of development, and some of the greatest chances for each of us to learn and grow come when times are hardest and conditions are most uncertain.
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» Cisco Gilliland
Cisco Gilliland has worked in digital music and video production for more than 10 years, playing in bands, recording his own music and that of other artists, and preserving delicate vinyl and tape recordings to digital formats. He also dreams of creating his very own ultimate home theater system. But his true love lies with his living room setup, which he tweaks and upgrades every chance he gets. When he's not in his living room reveling in cinematic nirvana, he does web development and graphic design, plays in several bands, and occasionally gets an education on the basketball court. Born and raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Cisco has lived in Austin, Texas, since 1989.
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