Tag Archives: The Dead Man’s Test

Don’t Say Don’t

By Blair Stevenson | July 13, 2010

There’s an easy way for you to practically apply the Dead Man’s Test. The easy way to pass the test is to avoid saying ‘don’t’. Or to put it another way, don’t say don’t.

What Dead Men can Teach You about Effective Leadership

By Blair Stevenson | July 6, 2010

It’s quite amazing what dead men don’t do. But dead men can teach you something about Effective Leadership.

Posted in Leadership Skills | Also tagged Critical Behaviours, Frontline Leadership, Leading People, The Dead Man's Test | Leave a comment

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