January Leadership Development Carnival!

Jan 2, 2011

One of my favorite moments every month is strolling through the latest Leadership Development Carnival, hosted by the generous, popular and might I add, remarkably intelligent , Dan McCarthy, proprietor of the aptly named, Great Leadership blog. Dan was kind enough to include my post on, "How to Appropriately Respond to Positive Praise," and we'll see how he handles my flowery (but heartfelt) words above! Take a stroll, see how Dan handles the praise, and marvel at the collection of new and classic bloggers contributing their best to help spread excitement and warmth to kick off the new year!

One of my favorite moments every month is strolling through the latest Leadership Development Carnival, hosted by the generous, popular and might I add, remarkably intelligent , Dan McCarthy, proprietor of the aptly named, Great Leadership blog.

Dan was kind enough to include my post on, “How to Appropriately Respond to Positive Praise,” and we’ll see how he handles my flowery (but heartfelt) words above!

Regardless of whether you’re snowed-in, tucked in your new Christmas Snuggee (or whatever that thing is that I keep seeing on television) or, just simply interesting in finding some great inspiration to kick off the new year, spend some time at the Carnival and remember to stay for Dan’s consistently great blogging content!

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