Are Your Decisions at the Top Hurting Your Decision Makers at the Bottom?
Are your decisions at the top hurting your decision makers at the bottom? This is the question that came to […]
decisions
The Magic of Using Subtle Power as a Leader
Ever since I read Power: How to Get It – How to Keep It by Michael Korda in the 1980’s,
What If They Do It Worse Than You?
Raise your hand if you are a control freak. Very few people raise their hand when I ask the leader
Control or Balance? Your Choice.
When I was in my twenties, I spent a few summers driving a delivery truck in New York City. In
Are You Paying Attention to Your Check-Engine Employees?
I love metaphors. I came across one recently that really hit the mark. I was hiking with Kami on a
Are Your People Getting the Coaching that Chuck Receives?
In her seminal book Leadership and the New Science, Dr. Margaret Wheatly compared organizational decision making to the leaves floating
Is Decision Fatigue All in Your Head?
“It kind of sneaks up on you,” said a senior leader I was interviewing recently. “When I think about it,”
Are You Making the Right Things Easier and the Wrong Things Harder?
A while back, I mentioned one of the best books I’ve read in 2025, The Friction Project: How Smart Leaders
Blog, Critical Thinking, Decision Making, Decision making process
Developing Relationships with the Best Decision Makers
A couple of posts ago, I talked about three of the best decision makers I know, and the attributes that
Blog, Critical Thinking, Decision Making
Separate Projects – Separate Tables – Better Outcomes
Sometimes, it’s the little adjustments that can make a significant difference in reducing stress and improving performance. This one I