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Sunday, 12 November 2006

ABC2006: The Naked Leader Experience

If you get the opportunity to hear David Taylor speak I recommend you take it. His style is energetic, enthralling and uproarious. His message is simply this: Be successful, by being yourself .

Here are some of the memorable things David said on the day:
What would've happened if an IT Director was in charge of the Titanic?
Well, he would've missed it ...
By 2 years!
Don't have a Plan B because you'll always achieve it.
If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always got!
Here's a taster of David (bear with the singing at the start ;).




Tags: agile business conference , leadership
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