If It Feels Good Tomorrow . . .
Been busy this past week launching my new business book – LEVERAGE: The CEO’s Guide to Corporate Culture, so this is a repost from 2011. One of my favorites. In 1973 I met a man who changed my life....
View ArticleWisdom From My Daughter . . .
(I wrote this post three years ago, but the wisdom of children is timeless. Feel free to pass it to others who might need a gentle nudge and reminder! Besides, Valentine’s Day is coming.) My young...
View ArticleCorporate Culture, Professionalism and the Conundrum of Subcultures
Conundrum: (noun) a confusing or difficult problem or question. In my last blog post, The Illusion of Corporate Culture, Part 2, I focused on why I believe there is no one single corporate culture in...
View ArticleSame Ol’ Tom? . . .
“Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.” - John F. Kennedy Highly motivated business executives and managers tend to work hard as they climb the corporate ladder, accepting more and...
View ArticleSlow Down, Reflect and Learn . . .
Experience isn’t the best teacher, it is the only teacher. ~Albert Schweitzer This is one of my favourite and useful quotes. I strongly believe, especially in the world of business consulting, that...
View ArticleThe Best Investment . . .
My father began his career as a teacher, then became a Principal (Head Master) and later the Superintendent of Schools for a county in California. He was an educator all his life and believed in...
View ArticleCharacter: Actions, Not Words . . .
If you get to thinkin’ you’re a person of some influence, try orderin’ somebody else’s dog around. ~Cowboy Wisdom Fishing is definitely a solitary pastime. Just you, the rod, line, fly and...
View ArticleBackward Planning: The Second Important Life Skill
You are young at any age if you are planning for tomorrow. In my previous post I introduced the importance of habits and life skills that should be learned at an early age. And believe me, learning...
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