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In the past, normal implied placidity – a relatively unchanging situation. But today’s normal involves chaos and turbulence.

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“Normal means expect the unexpected. Normal means that you can’t predict tomorrow’s winners based on today’s successes. Normal means that leaders and their teams have to be able to adapt quickly to changing circumstances,” best-selling authors James Kouzes and Barry Posner write in their short new e-book, Turning Adversity into Opportunity.

Barry Posner is the Accolti Endowed Professor of Leadership at the Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University. In this talk he discusses two truths from his book with co-author Jim Kouzes, "The Truth About Leadership;" you make a difference and you can't do it alone. 

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With personal insight and a fresh perspective, Jim Kouzes shares his thoughts on legacy and leadership in this compelling, in-depth Q&A in the just published Rotman Management magazine, a publication of the University of Ontario’s Rotman School of Management.

In the debut of a new interview series on washingtonpost.com that features prominent leadership experts, Jim Kouzes talks with "On Leadership" editor Lillian Cunningham about writing books, advice for aspiring authors, and some of the tools he has used throughout his career : 

http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/on-leadership/getting-to-guru-a-conversation-with-leadership-expert-jim-kouzes/2012/08/08/47f36dec-e15f-11e1-a25e-15067bb31849_story.html

A quarter of a century after Barry Posner and Jim Kouzes first wrote The Leadership Challenge, they share  observations and wisdom with Joe Frontiera from washingtonpost.com: