Stretch Your Decision-Making – Reap the Rewards
“How often do you solve a problem that is almost beyond your capabilities?” A mentor posed this question to me […]
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Parents – Let them Go!
A recent article in The Wall Street Journal explained the phenomenon of “Bring Your Parents to Work Day,” in which
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The Value of Making Illogical Decisions
My parents hammered into me the value of being a good consumer. One of the principles I heard over and
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Do You Really Need a Rule for That?
One of the joys of my job is interviewing a wide diversity of people every year. They generally range from
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What are You Teaching Your People About Mastery?
Byron and Kelly showed up at my house this week to replace our 38-year-old furnace. As I watched with fascination,
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Three words – Discernment – Extrapolation – Inference
My wife and I have been managing people for more than thirty years – she in higher education and I
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Beliefs Inform Behavior
This past week, a colleague reminded me of the old saying “beliefs inform behavior.” Chances are, everyone reading this post
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The Role of Intuition in the Top 15
A few weeks, I recommended employers identify the 15 weekly or monthly decisions made in front-line positions and teaching the
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Top Decision Makers Lead with Reason Rather Than Rules
Think about the last time, you heard someone say. “I’m sorry, the rules say we can’t do that.” What you
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Asking the Uncomfortable Questions
We’ve all been there. You’re discussing something with a colleague, an employee, or a vendor. The two of you seem