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Marsden Kline

@marsdenkline

Building a Modern Mom & Pop Shop. Helping 1M leaders level-up. MGMTAccelerator.com

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We've worked with 1200+ leaders over the last 3 years. 7 management challenges came up repeatedly. Here are tips to overcome each one:

Marsden Kline (@marsdenkline) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One mistake I made early in my career: I focused exclusively on learning within the office. Instead, invest in inspiration from other sources - it is a massive cheat code.

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Who is joining us today? Manage Up with Confidence: - Synthesize, don’t summarize - Love language: logic + emotion - Use AI to build your case 10x faster 500+ leaders already signed up. maven.com/p/58eb1e/manag…

Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A 21 y/o marketer is generating 1M+ social impressions for me. He’s using a fine-tuned AI to turn my daily meetings into viral posts. I asked him to make me a 5 min Loom to show how he does it. RT + Comment "GrowthAssistant" to get the video in your DMs.

A 21 y/o marketer is generating 1M+ social impressions for me.

He’s using a fine-tuned AI to turn my daily meetings into viral posts.

I asked him to make me a 5 min Loom to show how he does it.

RT + Comment "GrowthAssistant" to get the video in your DMs.
Dr. Jim Afremow (@goldmedalmind) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Negative energy spreads fast because doubt feels safer than belief. Doubt asks nothing. Belief, on the other hand, demands vulnerability and action. That’s why great leaders don’t just lift the vibe - they protect it. In sports, energy is momentum. Champions guard their attitude

Negative energy spreads fast because doubt feels safer than belief. Doubt asks nothing. Belief, on the other hand, demands vulnerability and action. That’s why great leaders don’t just lift the vibe - they protect it. In sports, energy is momentum. Champions guard their attitude
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I get more emails from leaders thanking me for this simple template than any other part of our management system. Here's how it came to be... Early in my career, I took over a team that couldn't deliver. Everyone was working hard, but we were always behind. This company

I get more emails from leaders thanking me for this simple template than any other part of our management system. 

Here's how it came to be...

Early in my career, I took over a team that couldn't deliver.  

Everyone was working hard, but we were always behind.  

This company
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Low performers ruin high-performing teams. But great managers never start with blame. They start with ownership. Here’s a simple playbook for handling underperformance (without creating drama):🧵

Low performers ruin high-performing teams. 

But great managers never start with blame. They start with ownership.

Here’s a simple playbook for handling underperformance (without creating drama):🧵
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Companies take their highest performers, promote them into management, and hope they’ll figure it out. Worse, tech leaders made managers the enemy, thinning their ranks repeatedly and asking the few who remain to “do more with less.” If it was that simple, the numbers would

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Dozens of leaders emailed me last week on the same topic: Management in tech is broken. In a survey of 8200 tech workers, only 26% said their managers were highly effective. And 42% said the opposite. But here's my question: Why are we acting surprised?

Dozens of leaders emailed me last week on the same topic: 

Management in tech is broken. 

In a survey of 8200 tech workers, only 26% said their managers were highly effective. And 42% said the opposite. 

But here's my question: 

Why are we acting surprised?
T.J. Moe (@tjmoe28) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Humility is discouraged in sports today. Everyone is encouraged to promote themselves and grab as much attention as possible to get as many endorsements as possible. Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler is the best golfer on the world and can’t stop talking about how normal he is, how