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Let butterflies and goosebumps show the way to great leadership

The emotional states that these two words represents has everything to do with great leadership.

Small actions make a big difference when it comes to leadership.
7 small actions to take today to become a better leader​

Have you ever wanted to invest more in becoming a great leader - but haven’t felt you have the time or resources? Here's the easy way to get started.

Why leadership training must be done on the job

If you want someone to apply leadership skills on the job, you have to make the Skills Transfer Gap – the distance from classroom to work environment – as small as possible. Here's why.

Yomento leadership training focuses on small actions, for big impact. Like the butterfly effect.
Small actions, big impact: the butterfly effect of leadership

You're probably familiar with the butterfly effect: the idea that a butterfly flapping its wings can cause a tornado weeks later on the other side of the world. But have you thought about how the

Yomento helps leaders train their skills every day, on the job
Why daily leadership matters

Studies show there’s a shortage of great leaders – and yet everyone wants to be one. Where’s the disconnect? And how can we make a change?

Yomento daily leadership training boosts team engagement
The “Secret Sauce” to engage your team and boost performance

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Yomento helps Millennials to become great leaders
Dear HR: Please help us Millennials learn to lead

Dear HR: Please help us Millennials learn to lead   You’ve heard it before: Millennials are destroying everything.   Banks. The real estate industry. Traditional 9-to-5 jobs. Even the English language. We wouldn’t call it destroying, personally. But it’s

The single most effective way to retain team members

The single most effective way to retain team members Let’s cut to the chase: 75% percent of employees leave a job because their boss sucks. Okay, that’s a bit harsh. But it’s also true. Many