Stuck Right Now? Here’s How to Get 3 Levels Beyond
Are you feeling stuck? It’s like walking in quicksand. You can’t make any forward progress.
Leaders Build Stepping Stones
What do you think of when someone says something about a stepping stone? The origin comes from placement of stones across a stream so that a pedestrian can walk across …
The Surf is Up Before the Tsunami v2.0
There is an old Beach Boys song with this lyric. “The surf is up before the tsunami.” It makes me think of a phenomenon I have seen time and …
Leaders: Looking for Advice? Where Do You Go?
Leaders are looking for advice. Business people often need it. New challenges and ever-changing priorities leave us looking for fresh ideas. Businesses operate at such a fast pace that owners …
Leadership Starts at Home
If you are already in a leadership position or want to be in one, you should reflect why? Are there certain skills you demonstrate? Have you always been in leadership? Or …
Here’s the One Topic Always Missing from Everyone’s Top 10 Leadership Lists
Are you curious when you read a headline about leadership “Top 10”? I know I am. There are certainly some great thoughts that get covered in the popular lists of …
Homeward Bound – Making the Shift from Work to Home
Busy professionals face many similar challenges. Finding the elusive work-life balance is likely one of the biggest problems. You spend your days leading teams, making decisions, solving problems, and guiding …
Three Stages of Life: Wage, Page and Sage
We make plans and have dreams, but then life happens. The day to day takes over, having a mysterious way of clouding those great visions we have for ourselves. Here’s a …
Are You Managing Your World or is Your World Managing You?
We all suffer the daily grind. Some days are better than others. For anyone in management or leadership, you need to take a pause to make some critical assessments. I …
Major on the Minors, Minor on the Majors
Facing life each day, we all make this mistake. We spend time on the wrong stuff. Priorities get mixed up. Big things get forgotten or set aside while little things …