I would agree that the best things in life are free – love, joy, simplicity. Some of the best ways to acquire skills can also be low or no cost. In this post and the ones that follow we’ll look at high-impact skill development options that can be had for little or no cost.
Common vernacular sometimes leads us astray. Testing our assumptions may yield some surprising insights.
A change in my routine on Sunday morning provided an insight into leadership – and will change my advice to the leaders I work with.
We all have them – and they suck our energy, divert our focus and create clutter. Read more to find out what mine are.
Every semester in my Introduction to Entrepreneurship course, I share my top ten business books. The students are always surprised at my number one pick – and you may be too!
Those who know me know how much I love quotes – those profound, pithy, concise nuggets of wisdom and provocation. Today I share some with you that I also love that are done by 3rd graders, just for fun!
I had an interesting conversation with a student of mine a few days ago. He left frustrated. I left with a deeper insight about leadership.
I know that no matter how brilliant you are or how wonderful your work is, if you are not available you cannot contribute. Face it – just showing up matters.
Last Sunday I spent the day exploring the Redwood forests in northern California. It struck me that we can learn much from nature – and that these towering trees had something to teach us.
No regular post today, because right now I am driving down Pacific Coast Highway 1 between Seattle and San Francisco. But if you want to take a mini-vacation in the time it usually takes you to read one of my posts, here is how.
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