Will Anyone Miss It If You Don’t Respond?
How many legitimate messages do you receive every day? I’m not talking about all the spam that drives us nuts, […]
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confidence in decision making
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How to Remember Fantastic Shower Ideas
If you’re like me, you have ideas in the shower. Whether it’s an email you forgot to send or a
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Hang On – Let Me Over-Think This!
Are you a smart person? I thought so. I am too. But sometimes I am too smart for my own
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The Magic of Form-Storm-Norm-Perform
Over the past 40-plus years, I have been involved with or observed countless groups, large and small and how they
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Always Add Another Bullet
I’m a list guy – to-do lists, procedure lists, material lists, lists of ideas. You get the idea. I can
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The Most Expensive Kind of Question Ever Asked
If you have ever supervised people, you have been on the receiving end of these questions. If you have ever
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Are You Saying “Yes” Too Much?
Do you say “yes” too much? You probably know what it’s like. A colleague asks for help with a project
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Has Fractionalization Distorted Our Decision Making?
Sixty years ago, Newton Minow, Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, famously called television “a vast wasteland.” This was at
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The Future is Unknowable – Risk is Measurable
“Congratulations! You’ve won a package of sky-diving lessons.” Just the thought of this sends shivers down the spines of some
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Why New Year’s Resolutions Don’t Work
Are you one of the millions who will sit down later this month and layout your resolutions for the new