How Many Exclamation Points Does It Take?
I was spending some time with a colleague in her home office. As we chatted, an email popped up on
I was spending some time with a colleague in her home office. As we chatted, an email popped up on
Sixty years ago, Newton Minow, Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, famously called television “a vast wasteland.” This was at
Jay Leno tells of buying a half gallon of milk at a grocery store. When he got to the checkout
I can become consumed trying to ensure I have done the absolutely best job or made the absolutely best decision.
I am a long-time blood donor. Every eight weeks, the blood bank calls me to provide another pint. I’ve never
“Congratulations! You’ve won a package of sky-diving lessons.” Just the thought of this sends shivers down the spines of some
Much has been made about the amount of time people engage in non-work activities on the job. I’ve seen estimates
Are you one of the millions who will sit down later this month and layout your resolutions for the new
When was the last time you heard the sentence, “Let me ask my manager?” It might have been on the
I am fond of reminding those in my audiences that decisions don’t have answers. They have outcomes. In most cases,
A nationwide firm, which I will not name, conducted an employee survey recently. As with most endeavors of this nature,
Become a student of error. When was the last time you made a mistake? I did a few minutes ago.