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Dr. Tom Hunsaker is among the faculty of the world’s top-ranked global management school, Thunderbird School of Global Management (a unit of Arizona State University), where he has taught in the areas of competitive and global strategy, interpersonal management, organizational consulting, and performance leadership. He is Academic Director of Applied Learning (including the Thunderbird Emerging Market Laboratory (TEMLab) and (GCL) Global Consulting Laboratory) and has assisted student-driven strategic consulting engagements in Latin America, Africa, and Asia.

Professor Hunsaker has authored prominent work in innovation management, behavioral strategy, performance leadership, and higher education. He is author (with Dr. Nathan Washburn) of t ...more

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B. Tom Hunsaker Winston Churchill was fond of saying, “I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught.” I think the most compelling books (and…moreWinston Churchill was fond of saying, “I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught.” I think the most compelling books (and interesting reads), particularly in the non-fiction space, are rooted in important questions about the human experience. The best work tends to emerge when the author doesn't start out with a statement to make, but rather a question to explore. The writing is more inquisitive and compelling - allowing/inviting the reader to find her/his own experience in its words.(less)

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B. Tom Hunsaker A few years ago I co-led a study for Harvard Business Review about how people can be better conduits for trans-formative ideas - what to look for in g…moreA few years ago I co-led a study for Harvard Business Review about how people can be better conduits for trans-formative ideas - what to look for in great new ideas and how to get others to adopt them. That work has since been enhanced by having the time to study more cases and to further validate the key skill-sets originally identified. It is now ready for book form. (less)

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The Positioning Cycle

When you paste on a smile there is something at work that is pretty amazing: facial expressions themselves can actually make us feel. If you wrinkle your nose and narrow your eyes as you would if you were really angry, your body will release some adrenaline and your heart rate may speed up as if you were actually angry. The same thing is true for other emotions. This means that sometimes we should Read more of this blog post »

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Published on February 17, 2017 06:58 • Tags: mindset, mindset-positioning, positioning-cycle

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“Think about what you think about is much more than a clever grouping of words. It’s largely the difference between maximized and unrealized potential.”
― B. Tom Hunsaker, Mindset Positioning

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