From my associate, Ellen Nonemaker. Stephen Covey – Habit #3 “Things which matter most – Must never be at the mercy of things that matter least.” Goethe For years I have been a great fan and follower of Stephen Covey. The … Read More
From my associate, Nina Tucker. Your business is running smoothly, as it usually does. Sales continue at a decent pace. Customers seem satisfied. Everyday problems are solved, needs are met, and the business moves along. Budget seasons come and go. … Read More
From my associate Janice Giannini. Recently I read a report on the Harvard Business School Working Knowledge site titled When Working Harder Doesn’t Work, Time to Reinvent Your Career by Avery Forman. The article relies heavily on the book, From Strength to … Read More
From my associate, Grant Tate. I thought this little passage from my upcoming book, Hand on the Shoulder, might be important to consider in these times. Defining oneself is a lifetime quest. “Who am I?” does not have one answer, … Read More
Peering forward into 2022. It may be the most challenging role for all organizational leaders. Over the years, I’ve written many articles about the benefits of strategic thinking. I discussed that change in the business environment is inevitable. You will … Read More
From my associate Grant Tate. A couple of days ago, I participated in a conversation with Bob Woodward and his wife, Elsa Walsh where they discussed his fifty years as a reporter with the Washington Post. Last Saturday, my family … Read More
I think of December as a time of reflection and renewal. It’s a time to Reflect on this past year across its many dimensions. It’s an opportunity to celebrate all the good stuff that happened. And think about ways to make the … Read More
Even while daylight is getting shorter and the days colder, I love this time of year because I am inspired to take the time to dream and plan. I use this period to examine what I have achieved this year … Read More
From my associate Janice Gianinni. An important topic of discussion lately is the current level of misunderstanding and contentiousness in work, social and political interactions. When looking through multiple lenses: our personal views, articles, books, and interviews; some troubling questions … Read More
Submitted by Eileen Nonemaker. “The hammers must be swung in cadence when more than one is hammering the iron.” -Giordano Bruno, c. 1548-1600, Italian philosopher and astronomer By definition, a team is a number of people organized to function cooperatively … Read More
