Dining at the Idea Buffet
Dine frequently at idea buffets. But don’t forget to turn those nutrient rich ideas into mental muscle.
Is Valentine’s Day Appropriate at Work?
Do you celebrate Valentine’s Day at work? Should you?
Fix Your Garage Doors
Is there a flaw or distraction that mars your value proposition? You probably need to fix your garage doors.
Innovate To Be Great
Leaders are often innovators. The good news: you can learn to be more innovative by paying attention.
Guest Blog: A Soldier’s Journey by John Durfee
Here’s what the military taught on soldier about how to lead. A guest blog from John Durfee, an executive at Airsplat.
How Leaders Keep the Spirit Alive
Here’s what you can do to keep the spirit of the season–or anything important–alive in your work and life.
The Gift of Stillness
Give yourself the gift of stillness.
Book Excerpt: Innovation is Everybody’s Business
Robert Tucker, innovation guru, explains the four principles of personal innovation. Read this expert from his excellent book, Innovation is Everybody’s Business.
Startling Statistics are Symptoms
Nobody wants to be impacted by startling statistics that hurt their health or well being. Leaders and educators need to address the causes of underlying problems before they become symptomatic.
A Contrast In Follow Up
Follow up–for leaders and those in customer service–is critical. Here are two contrasting examples to learn from.