
I “ate a frog” and learned a valuable lesson
I’ve been dreading today. It’s my “eat the frog” day. This is the day I’ve committed to myself to do
I’ve been dreading today. It’s my “eat the frog” day. This is the day I’ve committed to myself to do
We all have “boss” stories. How we love to tell stories about those people to whom we reported! There is
Music, we are told, is only music because of the small gaps of silence between the notes. The pauses that
As a leader, you may think your job is very straightforward: to get work done. The “work” may be manufacturing
Failure to communicate. Far too often, poor communication is cited as the reason for not getting the results we want.
I have a love/hate relationship with new year’s traditions. I love the imagery of leaving the old behind and planning
Let’s start with why knowing these three things is so important. These are three things that: Separate good leaders from
We are preparing to take some time from our all too busy lives to stop, pause, and notice the things
Why the “Great Resignation” was a Long Time Coming (and What You Can Do About It) What is the
True confession. I’ve been in the workplace for a very long time. Forty-two years to be exact. In that span,
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