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THE Leadership Japan Series by Dale Carnegie Training Tokyo Japan

May 13, 2026

Motivating people is not about shouting slogans, pushing harder, or demanding enthusiasm on command. Real leadership motivation comes from building relationships, shaping culture, and creating a work environment where people can motivate themselves.

For leaders in Japan, Australia, the United States, Europe, and across...


May 6, 2026

Leadership is not just confidence, charisma, capability or ambition. People may initially follow a leader because they look powerful, sound impressive or have the right credentials, but long-term followship comes from trust, character and values. In post-pandemic workplaces, especially in Japan, the United States and...


Apr 29, 2026

Kokorogamae is one of those Japanese ideas that sounds ancient, but lands right in the middle of modern business. It means clarifying your true intention before you act. In leadership, sales, supplier relationships, and corporate culture, that intention leaks out in everything we do. People notice. Clients notice. Staff...


Apr 8, 2026

Leadership sounds simple until you realise it is full of tensions. The real work is not choosing one side and ignoring the other; it is learning how to hold competing truths at the same time. Great leaders need process and freedom, accountability and experimentation, personal output and people development. That...


Apr 1, 2026

Business is stressful at the best of times. Add a pandemic, war-driven supply shocks, rising energy prices, inflation, and recession fears, and leaders can quickly feel like they are carrying the whole enterprise on their back. That instinct is understandable, but it is also dangerous.

In tough markets, leaders are...