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Quote of the Day | 05.31.17

Connection is largely about being real.

Dan Reiland

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May 31, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | authenticity, connecting, connection, Dan Reiland, integrity, leaders, leadership, leading, real | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.29.17

Connection is the beginning of all true influence.

Dan Reiland

May 29, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.26.17

Loving leaders serve without strings attached.

Dan Reiland

May 26, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | Dan Reiland, leaders, leadership, leading, people, serving | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.24.17

Our leadership will rise to a new level when we genuinely see others as people we care about rather than as more work.

Dan Reiland

May 24, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | care, caring, Dan Reiland, leaders, leadership, leading, people | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.22.17

You will get out of your relationships what you put into them.

Dan Reiland

May 22, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | Dan Reiland, leaders, leadership, leading, relationships | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.19.17

Genuine leadership requires relationship.

Dan Reiland

May 19, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | Dan Reiland, leaders, leadership, leading, relationships | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.17.17

As leaders, we have to understand the incredible force of relational influence, or we will eventually be blindsided in our leadership.

Dan Reiland

May 17, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | Dan Reiland, influence, leaders, leadership, leading, relational influence, relationships | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.15.17

Relationship is the cornerstone of enduring leadership.

Dan Reiland

May 15, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | Dan Reiland, leaders, leadership, leading, relationships | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.12.17

Leaders with character do not set themselves above the people. They roll up their sleeves, get involved, and show the way.

Dan Reiland

May 12, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | character, Dan Reiland, example, humility, integrity, leaders, leadership, leading | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.10.17

Integrity always prevails over personality. A person may have amazing charisma, but in the end character will determine his or her success as a leader.

Dan Reiland

May 10, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | character, charisma, Dan Reiland, integrity, leaders, leadership, leading, personality, success, successful leadership | Leave a comment

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