“I’m Sorry” – The Great Absolution
A woman cut me off in traffic the other day. When we ended up side-by-side, as inevitably happens, she looked
A woman cut me off in traffic the other day. When we ended up side-by-side, as inevitably happens, she looked
Years ago, when I worked as a college career counselor, I recommended one of my top students to Walt, a
I was in a meeting this past week that devolved into a rather heated discussion about which way to resolve
It is commonplace in meetings and workshops for the facilitator to ask attendees to brainstorm ways to resolve a problem. Everyone
Money guru, Dave Ramsey, is famous for saying that people buy things they don’t need, with money they don’t have,
Caitlin Kirby, like most graduate students, has faced her fair share of rejections. But unlike most, she decided to celebrate
A recent study conducted by OnePoll found that of 2000 Americans surveyed, 74% say they have a mentor. For those
The past few weekends has found me building sets for the Christmas show at a local church. About ten of
In the last post, I explained how multitasking is impossible, referencing the research of those in neuro-science. But I left
The debate about whether multitasking improves performance has been going on for more than a decade. Those on one side,
Supervisors worth their salt are always looking for ways to improve how those they oversee make decisions. With the influences
For the past 30 years, I have been asking people to tell me exactly why they’re working the career they’re