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Chester Elton, #1 bestselling author of All In, The Carrot Principle, and The Best Team Wins,describes the importance of and how to champion gratitude and civility in the workplace.

This week my great friend Chester Elton, New York Times best-selling author of All In, The Carrot Principle, and The Best Team Wins, asks me why I, unlike a lot of people he has met, feel over-appreciated at work or at home.

Chester Elton, New York Times best-selling author of All In, The Carrot Principle, and The Best Team Wins, asks us to raise our hands if we feel over-appreciated at work or at home. Are you raising your hand?

This week, New York Times best-selling author of All In, The Carrot Principle, and The Best Team Wins, Chester Elton, shares with us his thoughts about the latest trends in culture and the multigenerational workplace.

Chester Elton is one of today’s most influential voices in workplace trends. He is a #1 bestselling author of the books, All In, The Carrot Principle, and The Best Team Wins, a member of our 100 Coaches Organization, and an expert on managing change, driving innovation and leading a multi-generational workforce. Chester shares his expertise with us in this interview series.

In this week’s interview, culture expert Chester Elton shares with us his personal experience with why follow up matters at home.

In this week’s interview, Dorie Clark, author of Entrepreneurial You, Reinventing You, and Stand Out, shares with us three steps we can take to spread our ideas across a very crowded marketplace.

My friend, author of Entrepreneurial You, Reinventing You, and Stand Out, Dorie Clark is an expert at helping people get their message across in a very crowded marketplace. This week, Dorie shares with us a wonderful suggestion for discovering our own big idea – it is a very counterintuitive approach that will be very helpful to you!

In our interview this week, my great friend, 100 Coach, and expert at helping people get their message across in a very crowded marketplace, Dorie Clark shares with us two very helpful suggestions to discovering our passion at work.

Dorie Clark is an expert at helping people get their message across in a very crowded marketplace. This week she shares with us the key to getting from here to there is not just what we do, it’s how others perceive us, and if we’re not perceived that well, how we can change those perceptions that others have of us.

Dorie Clark is a fantastic thinker in the area of helping people get their message across in a very crowded marketplace. This week she shares with us two keys to reinventing yourself for future success.