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Before you can lead others, you must first lead yourself. In this CityLead session, we uncover what it means to coach yourself so you can have a greater impact.

Have you ever felt a little off balance at work? In this CityLead session, we talk about how to handle disruptors in both life and in business.

Have you ever felt like you were facing an uphill battle? We hope this story from Ginger Martin at a recent CityLead session will encourage you.

Want to know how to move your team forward toward a common goal? Today’s CityLead Session can help.

What can we learn about business from a chocolate company? Check out this CityLead session to find out.

Should leaders also be followers? Learn the answer and find out how you can grow your business in this CityLead session.

What can businesses learn from non-profit organizations? Find out in this CityLead session.

How can understanding music help us grow our businesses? Find out in this CityLead session.

What does it mean to be a thought leader? in this CityLead session, we uncover what a thought leader is and how to become one.

In this CityLead session, we uncover the six paradoxes to leadership and the reasons why they’re essential to being a good leader.

We think we have to be experts to be successful, when we should really be thinking like rookies. Find out why in this CityLead session.

Want to learn how to create loyal customers in an ever-changing world? Check out this CityLead session on: Hospitality.

We all know the great, inspiring sports stories that are passed down through the years and turn their subjects into legends. But what can we actually learn from these incredible athletes? Today, we’re going to look at the lessons people like Tom Brady, Bethany Hamilton, the 1953 Hungary National Soccer (Football) team, Michael Chang, Bobby Jones, and Eric Liddell can teach us through their actions, their character, and their words.

A classic Harvard Business Review article, reprinted regularly due to its popularity, used the analogy of, “the monkey on your back,” to talk about the subject of time management, and how we handle the way people pass off responsibilities, aka “the monkey,” to us. In this CityLead session, we’re going to focus on the “monkeys” or responsibilities we all have to deal with at work.

At CityLead, business people across the nation come together to make our cities better places to live, work, play, worship, and raise a family. Our mission is to help every leader at CityLead realize