
How Darlene Saved Me Hours of Time and Stress
About 12 months after I opened my business thirty-something years ago, I hired Darlene. It turned out to be a

About 12 months after I opened my business thirty-something years ago, I hired Darlene. It turned out to be a

When I was in my twenties, I spent a few summers driving a delivery truck in New York City. In

I love metaphors. I came across one recently that really hit the mark. I was hiking with Kami on a

In her seminal book Leadership and the New Science, Dr. Margaret Wheatly compared organizational decision making to the leaves floating

I’ll call him Ralph. Of all the applicants I interviewed for the position, he had most experience and the best

This is one of the questions I ask leaders as I assess the decision culture around them. The inspiration for

You know the drill. You sit down to focus on a project. But before you even log into your laptop,

I published my first book in 1988. I was first published in a national newspaper in 1984. Over the years,

I have had the long-time privilege of interviewing senior leaders in a wide variety of organizations. One of the things

An exercise I have found most helpful when making decisions is to simply write the word “options” at the top

As much as they try not to, every leader has their favorites. These people are typically the top performers. They

I love donuts. How about you? There is nothing like biting into a cream-filled delight with my morning coffee. When