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September 17th, 2018
tes·ti·mo·ni·al a statement testifying to benefits received a character reference The variety of beneficial results of LXCouncil membership are almost as wide and deep as the variety of CEOs who are members. Each person, depending on their needs, derives a slightly different benefit than the next, with benefits morphing and adapting with time as the
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September 10th, 2018
As a business owner or CEO, your role is to be the chief strategist and visionary for the business. These four books fit that bill in the marketing arena. Dive into these reads and your perspective on “marketing” will be changed forever. You’ll be inspired to better hone your messaging, your story, and customer experiences.
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September 4th, 2018
Attention CEOs and Leaders in the Kansas City area! Please join us on September 12, 2018 from 5:30-7:00 PM at McCormick and Schmick’s. Country Club Plaza. This is an executive networking reception to make C-Level connections, learn firsthand how our multiple LXCouncil peer groups impact performance for leaders and their companies, and meet our members
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August 27th, 2018
If you’re like many business owners, the mere thought of trying to obtain the zen of Inbox Zero causes stress beyond measure. If you’ve never heard of it, “Inbox Zero” was developed by productivity expert Merlin Mann. The zero is not truly meant to reference an actual number of messages in your inbox. Instead, it’s
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August 20th, 2018
Corporate core values not only support your company vision, they are the driving force for your corporate identity and decision making framework. It’s critical that they’ve not only been thoughtfully identified and written down, but that they are routinely verbalized and ingrained in your team’s daily work ethos. What are YOUR company’s core values? If
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August 13th, 2018
As a CEO, it’s essential to continually learn and grow strategically as a leader. Time can be limited, so podcasts are an excellent way to make great use of your time during long commutes, time on the treadmill, or other short periods of downtime you may have. What exactly are the best business leaders listening
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August 5th, 2018
Business owners and CEOs are continually challenged with improving productivity and collaboration. Challenges can include prioritization, delegation, communication, task management and accountability. Since handling these challenges effectively can make or break a business, we thought we’d share seven online tools that some of our LXCouncil members are using to improve their business efficiency and productivity.
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July 30th, 2018
Don’t take our word for it. CEOs and business owners from around the country are benefiting daily from being members in LXCouncil peer advisory groups. From thinking more strategically as a leader, to gleaning important insights, new perspectives, and essential resources, our members share a host of benefits and impactful stories from their experiences in
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July 24th, 2018
“Of all the attitudes we can acquire, surely the attitude of gratitude is is the most important and by far the most life changing.” ~ Zig Ziglar As the leader in your business, all eyes are on you … from your team members, to your clients, to your vendors and suppliers. The example you set
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July 15th, 2018
Why join a peer advisory council? We have yet to find a comprehensive how-to manual for running a company. We believe that is because there is no exact science in doing so; running a business is not cookie-cutter. If it were, more people would do it and we’d all be successful. But no two situations
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