Rodger Dean Duncan

http://www.MyLeaderSHOP.com

Rodger Dean Duncan is the bestselling author of LeaderSHOP: Workplace, Career, and Life Advice From Today's Top Thought Leaders and a regular contributor to Forbes and other publications. His consulting clients have ranged from top companies in multiple industries to cabinet officers in two White House administrations. Earlier in his career he headed global communications for Campbell Soup Company. He earned his Ph.D. in communication at Purdue University.

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Community//April 24, 2019

What’s Your Path to Extraordinary Leadership?

Community//March 15, 2019

Selecting Leaders: Learning to Distrust Our Instincts

Community//January 24, 2019

Walls: Knocking Down the Barriers That Divide Us

Community//January 20, 2019

For Best Productivity: Manage Your Attention, Not Your Time

Community//December 4, 2018

Suffering Career Doldrums? Be a Switcher

Community//October 16, 2018

Good ‘Etiquette’ Is Much More Than Just Saying Please

Community//October 9, 2018

Leadership As Dialogue, Not Monologue

Community//October 4, 2018

Discover Your True North

Community//September 28, 2018

Polarized? Consider Conversations Worth Having

Community//September 25, 2018

Are You Part of the Purpose Revolution?

Community//September 18, 2018

Expand Your Network Without Getting the Hives

Community//August 20, 2018

No Time for Balance?

Community//August 16, 2018

Stories: A Leader’s Must-Have Tool

Community//August 7, 2018

Is There An Elephant in the Room?

Community//August 2, 2018

Take a Break: Save Your Job, Your Marriage, Your Life

Community//July 30, 2018

6 Ways Smart Questions Help You Work Smarter

Community//July 23, 2018

Your Brain Has a Mind of Its Own

Wisdom//June 15, 2018

THIS Is How You Become an Amazing Communicator

“People look for retreats for themselves, in the country, by the coast, or in the hills . . . There is nowhere that a person can find a more peaceful and trouble-free retreat than in his own mind. . . . So constantly give yourself this retreat, and renew yourself.”

- MARCUS AURELIUS

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