High Performance Management

Focus on These Two Things to Build an Unstoppable Team

The Two Core Roles For All CEOs A mentor of mine, a serial founder of businesses and non-profits, has a…

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The four necessary ingredients for a great relationship with the owner or board

The Four Necessary Ingredients for a Great Relationship with The Owner or Board

As a new high school freshman, I noticed something. Finally becoming a “high schooler” had seemed like a big deal….

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How to Quickly Turn Around a Struggling Team

Once I spent a weekend, with a few friends, on a sailboat. We were sailing in a large bay visiting…

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If You Were a Hotel, What Kind of Hotel Would You Be?

If You Were a Hotel, What Kind of Hotel Would You Be?

If you were a hotel, what kind of hotel would you be? I once attended a training at a high-end…

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How to get unstuck and grow your business

How to Get Unstuck and Grow Your Business

William felt tired as he drove home. His business was successful. His family was comfortable. He had the respect of…

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The 4 Levels of Leadership – Where are you

The 4 Levels of Leadership – Where are you?

Lorraine sat on her lanai in Maui, listening to the morning surf. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee blended with…

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Bella

5 Important Leadership Reminders From Bella

On my wife’s birthday, her sister gifted us a puppy. Bella. A cute Siberian Husky/Australian Shepherd mix. Bella was unexpected….

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Motivating team members

3 Questions That Reliably Inspire Employee Motivation

The leader I spoke with was frustrated. It seemed like issues were popping up everywhere. He was facing conflict on…

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Feeling Overwhelmed

Escape the “Busy-ness” Trap: How to Find Freedom from Never Getting Caught Up

I recently had a conversation with a colleague, Steven Rice, who made an interesting observation about leaders. In his words,…

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Four Reasons Why You Should Remember, “It’s the people, stupid.”

Four Reasons Why You Should Remember, “It’s the people, stupid.”

Bill Bill is an engineer in a quickly growing firm. Fifteen years ago, he was one of the first hires…

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