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How an Ounce of Prevention is Worth A Pound of Cure in Your Workplace

Operations to Results I’m not a car guy. I can handle basic maintenance. But I don’t geek out on fixing…

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New CEO’s: Don’t Be Afraid to Decide Fast and Act Big

In my first executive role, I was the executive director of a struggling non-profit. I had little guidance from the…

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New Leadership Role

The First Three Objectives for Any New Leader

The First Three Objectives for Any New Leader Many people, who are otherwise gifted and brilliant, stumble over the threshold…

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Meetings

How to Make Every Meeting Awesome

According to the personality tests out there – I have clear Introverted tendencies. A good day for me is a…

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Whack a Mole

Leaders: How to Stop Playing Whack a Mole with Problems

I’ve often found it interesting that the CEO of a small, relatively simple company can be completely harried and often…

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Ladder of Success

Leadership Without Good Management Is Like A Boneless Chicken. Fun to Eat but Otherwise Useless.

“Management is efficiency in climbing the ladder of success; leadership determines whether the ladder is leaning against the right wall.”…

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6 Ways the Health of An Organization Reflects Its Leaders

I like to brew beer. I vint wine. Mead. Ciders. Whatever. I haven’t tried kombucha yet, but that’s on the…

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Negative Thinking Will Never Make Your Life Positive

13 Tips for Increasing Your Leadership Impact and Making Life Better

I read the national news less and less frequently. A quick scan of the headlines and then I’m out of…

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Improve Performance Through Clarity

3 Most Common Ways Leaders Fail to Communicate

In the ideal world, communication should be simple. I should be able to speak or write whatever I want. Everyone…

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