If I Make Three Good Decisions a Day That’s Enough.
After years of studying them, I have come to the conclusion that most leaders do too much. Leaders need time […]
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Are Your Decisions at the Top Hurting Your Decision Makers at the Bottom?
Are your decisions at the top hurting your decision makers at the bottom? This is the question that came to
Your Daily Energy Needs Management!
When are you at peak energy during the day? If you’ve been feeling burned out, you might say, “Never!” I
Challenging Conversations Don’t Come with a Confidence Monitor
“Challenging conversations don’t come with a confidence monitor.” This thought popped into my head during a chat with my daughter
Want Others to Make the Decisions They’re Supposed to? Try These Ideas
I’m Bob Wendover. I’ve been supervising people for a long time now. If I had to pick one liability that
You Can Have Control or You Can Have Growth
You can have control or you can have growth. If you lead others, chances are you have heard this thought
The Screening Process That Changed My Perspective on Leadership
I’m Bob Wendover. A number of years ago, I came across an applicant screening process that intrigued me no end.
Are You Officially a Leader and Functionally a Manager?
“Leaders build roads. Managers fix potholes.” Andre’s comment hit me like a ton of bricks. My friend, Andre, has managed
How One CEO Develops His Top People Effectively
A few years ago, I was engaged several times to speak to the leaders of one of our nation’s largest
Is Your Presence Discouraging Honest Input?
We’ve all been in a meeting where the energy shifts when the boss shows up. Perhaps the subject changes suddenly.