How to Avoid the Endless Options Vortex
All you have to do is open a browser these days and you can feel overwhelmed by the endless links […]
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Are You “Pre-Gaming” Your Meetings?
When was the last time you sat through a meeting that seemed to lack direction? Did it begin with announcements
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Narrow Your Options to Reduce Your Stress
My wife and I went shopping for paint last week. In a way, I was kind of dreading this. You
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Macchiatos are Harmful to Your Thinking
Occasionally, I will stop in at a Starbucks or Pete’s coffee on my way to my office. As I stand
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Remove Emotion from Workplace Conflicts with This Five-Step Process
Several years ago, I found myself having to fire someone. While this is never a pleasant task, it is a
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Is Continuous Partial Attention Destroying Your Focus?
I’m Bob Wendover. Kathy is a good friend of mine. She’s got more energy than most people I know. Yet
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In This Class You Rent the Desk and Chair
One of the failings of K-12 education, in my opinion, has always been the lack of object lessons in the
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Are You Losing Your Mind to Reactive Decisions?
I do it like everyone else. I open up my email and battle with the 50 or more messages I
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The Best Decision Makers Don’t Solve Invented Problems
When was the last time you, you and your colleagues, or maybe you and your spouse got caught up in
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When the Student is Ready . . .
I once interviewed someone for a sales position who, rather sending in a resume as requested, called me and asked