Who Are Your Mentors?
A recent study conducted by OnePoll found that of 2000 Americans surveyed, 74% say they have a mentor. For those […]
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Donuts and Discipline
The past few weekends has found me building sets for the Christmas show at a local church. About ten of
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How the Best Decision Makers Avoid Multitasking
In the last post, I explained how multitasking is impossible, referencing the research of those in neuro-science. But I left
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The Final Word on Multitasking
The debate about whether multitasking improves performance has been going on for more than a decade. Those on one side,
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Compel — What a Great Word!
Supervisors worth their salt are always looking for ways to improve how those they oversee make decisions. With the influences
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Working Through Decision Discomfort
For the past 30 years, I have been asking people to tell me exactly why they’re working the career they’re
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Decisions Don’t Have Answers – They Have Outcomes
It has become very easy to presume that there must be an answer out there for every decision. Maybe you
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We Don’t Extinguish Bad Habits
How many times have you started a sentence with the words, “I’ve got to stop . . . ”? Whether
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How to Say “No” and Get Away with It
You know the drill. The boss says, “I need you to . . . .” or your team leader informs
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Five Simple Strategies for Battling Decision Fatigue
With the advent of mobile technology, it has become easy to feel tied to the workplace at all times. Do