October Edition of Leadership Development Carnival at Leader Talk

Oct 4, 2009

Becky Robinson, the articulate and highly engaging author of one of my favorite blogs, Leader Talk, has posted the October edition of the always exciting and thought-provoking Leadership Development Carnival. She appropriately names this one the Endurance Edition, in part, because she received a record number of posts from the leading leadership bloggers on the planet and brought them together in one place for your reading convenience. Plan on a rousing workout as you digest some fantastic content. Oh, and she was kind enough to include one of my posts as well!

Fresh ideas sign in the skyBecky Robinson, the articulate and highly engaging author of one of my favorite blogs, Leader Talk, has posted the October edition of the always exciting and thought-provoking Leadership Development Carnival.  She appropriately names this one the Endurance Edition, in part, because she received a record number of posts from the leading leadership bloggers on the planet and brought them together in one place for your reading convenience.  Plan on a rousing workout as you digest some fantastic content.  Oh, and she was kind enough to include one of my posts as well!

Take the time to visit the Carnival and enjoy the leadership rides.  And while you’re there, check out Becky’s consistently great material.  Her blog is well worth subscribing to for your regular dose of genuine inspiration and leadership guidance.

Thanks, Becky for a job well done!

Enjoy!

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