As a leader, you may be faced with leading a workforce that’s unlike any you’ve led before. Because of these differences, you may be struggling to find ways to inspire your employees. [read more]
This post picks up from Part I Another example of people who aspire to greatness and don’t settle for success is that of Debbie Fields of Mrs. Fields Cookies. Her greatness is summed [read more]
Playing it safe is one of life’s biggest risks. It’s amazing how the very thought of a potential reward is overlooked by the fear of loss. This is before anything has even materialized. [read more]
According to cognitive scientist, Scott Barry Kaufman’s “Wired to Create” study – 72% of people get their most creative ideas in the shower. Kaufman’s findings stress the importance of relaxation for creative thinking. [read more]
As a leader, your responsibility is to provide the support that inspires growth and engages your team in a diverse workforce. Easier said than done. We are in a new era – [read more]
Weight loss is a common, if not the most common goal of many exercise and nutrition programs. But what impact does attention to nutrition and exercise have on performance in the office? Dr. David [read more]
My purpose is to help others gain the clarity and focus they need in order to manifest their intended level of greatness. As much as I drive to that end, I can’t help clients [read more]
Simple Ways to Master the Art of Networking - Part I My favorite part about being a professional speaker is the chance to network and meet potential new clients at the many conferences [read more]
According to John Maxwell, "People will rise to the level of conversation around them." But, how do you manage to get around influential people and hear their conversations? The answer – you read [read more]
According to John C. Maxwell, the most successful people: Spend time each morning planning and thinking. Focus on what they're doing at the time rather than jumping from one project to another. Spend time [read more]
According to Darren Hardy, the Publisher and Founding Editor of Success magazine (April, 2014) "the success of those you admire has less to do with their inborn talents, intelligence, nature or any other [read more]
John C. Maxwell is am American author, speaker and pastor who has written many books, primarily focused on leadership. For years, I’ve quoted and used his leadership principles and I highly recommend a [read more]
Politics (Poly-ticks) Poly means many. Ticks are blood-sucking insects. So my personal definition of ‘politics’ is ‘many bold sucking insects.’ That’s a really funny definition but unfortunately sometimes it’s true. Many people avoid [read more]
One of the most effective management and leadership tools is the ‘open door policy’. Most organizations have some history with using these policies which allow employees access to just about any and all [read more]
“If I just do my job really well, I’ll get noticed and recognized and promoted.” I can’t believe I once thought that was true. I worked really hard at my job. I showed [read more]
This is going to be really short. Not that I don’t have a lot to say, but I’ve got another paper due as soon as possible. As some of you know, I’m working [read more]
