Master Class: Leadership Capital

Chicago Booth's Linda E. Ginzel imparts seven quick lessons on how executives can choose to lead more effectively.

By Linda E. Ginzel
December 15, 2016
CBR - Strategy

Lesson 1: What's your definition of leadership?

Lesson 2: Behavior

Lesson 3: Focus on strengths

Lesson 4: Make leadership a verb

Lesson 5: The Zeigarnik effect

Lesson 6: The map and the compass

Lesson 7: The Ginzel Frontier

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Master Class: Leadership Capital

Chicago Booth's Linda E. Ginzel imparts seven quick lessons on how executives can choose to lead more effectively.

Lesson 1: What's your definition of leadership?

Lesson 2: Behavior

Lesson 3: Focus on strengths

Lesson 4: Make leadership a verb

Lesson 5: The Zeigarnik effect

Lesson 6: The map and the compass

Lesson 7: The Ginzel Frontier

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Master Class: Leadership Capital

Chicago Booth's Linda E. Ginzel imparts seven quick lessons on how executives can choose to lead more effectively.

Lesson 1: What's your definition of leadership?

Lesson 2: Behavior

Lesson 3: Focus on strengths

Lesson 4: Make leadership a verb

Lesson 5: The Zeigarnik effect

Lesson 6: The map and the compass

Lesson 7: The Ginzel Frontier

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