Ideas and practical insights on leadership systems, decision patterns, and the hidden structures that determine whether organizations scale—or stall.
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Happy 2018!! It’s a New Year and before we move forward, it can be very helpful to look back. As I look back on 2017, it was a fantastic year ...
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Can you believe it? Another year has come and gone. As you look back on 2017, how did you do? Did you use your power to accomplish all that you ...
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Being vulnerably honest… OK, it’s been a while since I sent out a newsletter or posted an article online. It’s time that I let you know why (even if I ...
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Most trust building approaches are haphazard. We approach trustworthiness and Trust building in a random, casual, helter–skelter manner and then we expect others to “just trust me.” Many books have ...
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I don’t know if you’re anything like me, but I thought I was pretty good at communication. I mean, I’m a public speaker after all. Then it happened… There I ...
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Have you ever wanted to persuade someone? Have you, as a leader, needed to get somebody to do something? And, no matter what you say, how nicely you say it, ...
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In Steve Keating’s blog post at LeadToday, he states: “Here’s a reality of leadership: the vast majority of people are promoted into leadership positions without having demonstrated even a slight ...
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Do you ever feel stuck or lost? Have you ever wondered what all of ‘this’ means? Have you wondered why are you working so hard? Whether you are making the ...
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It’s a NEW YEAR! Is this going to be your lucky year? Is this year going to be your best year so far? Are you going to reach new heights ...
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New Skills DO NOT lead to Improved Performance or Results What? That can’t be true! Think about it… how often have you wanted certain results or outcomes in your life, ...
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… Okay, stick with me. I’m not talking about Mother Nature’s climate change here. That topic is for analysis by people who know far more than I do about the ...
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While I was walking my dog, Riley, yesterday morning along the sidewalks of our subdivision, I heard a mockingbird singing just ahead of us. She was boldly singing her large ...
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