The Perfect Time to Act Doesn’t Exist
I am fond of reminding those in my audiences that decisions don’t have answers. They have outcomes. In most cases, […]
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“Leave If You Don’t Like It” . . . So They Did
A nationwide firm, which I will not name, conducted an employee survey recently. As with most endeavors of this nature,
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Bagels and the Science of Self-Discipline
It had become a ritual for me to begin my day in a coffee shop writing blog posts like this.
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The Attributes of an Empowered Employee
Every day, each employee you supervise makes hundred decisions to order to resolve problems and complete tasks. Most are routine
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Do Beliefs Inform Behavior?
A couple of weeks ago, a friend reminded me of the old saying “beliefs inform behavior.” Everyone reading this post
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Knowledge is Not Power If You Don’t Share It
The phrase, “knowledge is power” is commonly attributed to Sir Francis Bacon in the 1600’s. Regardless of its origin, some
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The Four Word Phrase that Improves Decisions
At one point or another, a store clerk or customer service representative has probably said it. You thought you had
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The Attributes of an Empowered Employee
On any given day, each person you supervise makes more than a hundred decisions to resolve problems and complete projects.
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Making Decisions When There is No Right Answer
Yuval Levin, writing in The Wall Street Journal recently, made the observation that, “To govern, at least at the level
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Ready – Fire – Aim Revisited
Back in the 1980s, the phrase “ready – fire – aim” was popularized by management experts as a solution for