Asynchronous Communication is Draining Your Energy. Here’s What to Do
Have you ever gotten to the end of the day and thought, “Why am I so tired? All I really […]
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making better decisions
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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
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What I have Learned from the Best Decision-Makers I Know
I have three friends, whom I consider the best decision makers I know. Terry is a professional speaker with a
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Do You Argue and Debate Enough?
I saw a gentleman wearing a tee-shirt the other day that read, “Concrete Dad – Thoroughly mixed up and permanently
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Five Essential Tactics for Overcoming Overwhelm
I’m Bob Wendover talking about the practical side of overcoming overwhelm. It’s an all-too-common challenge. You begin your day by
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Is Your Good Enough Good Enough?
I can become consumed trying to ensure I have done the absolutely best job or made the absolutely best decision.
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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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You Can’t Kill Bad Habits!
Have you ever tried to extinguish a bad habit? Probably lots of times. Just like me, you start out with
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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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Do You Listen to How It Sounds Before Announcing a Decision?
Dave Seminara, writing in The Wall Street Journal, explained how a county executive in New York, went to a public