3 Ways to Summon Your Courage
“Courage” is not a word we often bandy about in conference rooms and cubicles. Webster’s defines courage as “the mental … Read more
Kayaking 6,500 Miles Across the Pacific
Just for fun, bring up Google Maps and ask for directions from the USA to China. I know it sounds … Read more
Ronald Reagan – The Great Communicator
This month marks the 100th anniversary of President Reagan’s birth. Peggy Noonan, Reagan’s speech writer, shares an honest look at … Read more
What Can Egypt Teach Us About Our Own Organizations?
The newspapers were filled this winter with “How Cairo, U.S. Were Blindsided by Revolution”. Doesn’t that just floor you? Can any government really be … Read more
Book Review – “The Speed of Trust”
At the risk of being a day late and a dollar short on reviewing “The Speed of Trust”, I thought … Read more
Do You Have “A Healthy Discomfort for the Status Quo?”
I’ve been fortunate enough to work with three terrific companies over the last week, as they attempt to craft their … Read more
Don’t Settle For ‘Flat is the new Growth’
It’s that time of year. Company bean counters are looking in the rear view mirror and preparing reports for the … Read more
Does Your Leadership Team Have to Get Along?
Consider your leadership team. Do you get along? Do you enjoy each other’s company? Do you look forward to spending … Read more
5 Questions to Craft a Vision
Including your leadership team when crafting a new vision gives you the opportunity to create a vision that everyone can … Read more