Writing It Down: The Most Underrated Leadership Tool
I started a rather large project a few months ago. It’s got a lot of elements and moving parts. I […]
I started a rather large project a few months ago. It’s got a lot of elements and moving parts. I […]
About 12 months after I opened my business thirty-something years ago, I hired Darlene. It turned out to be 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
I’m sure you’ve been in the situation. You are about to have a conversation where the stakes are pretty high.
Like you, I’ve sat through hundreds of meetings this year, a few thousand over the past five years and probably
I have a friend named Andre who is vision-impaired. He has a guide dog named Crimson. Crimson is trained to
How do you react when the stress hits the fan? It could be something big, like the website going down
Have you ever sat in a meeting where the person in charge made some “funny” comment that others didn’t find