There’s one smell that always burns my nostrils. It’s the smell of leaders who show up thinking only of themselves.
You might be talented, charismatic, charming, and successful. But if you’re self-centered, people suffer because you stink.
You show up for others. Expect others to show up for themselves.
Tender-hearted leaders make people weak when they help badly.
Perception isn’t reality. It’s judgment. You might be juggling ten priorities. But people think you don’t care when you rush past them. You’re judged by actions, not the good in your heart. Perceptions… Continue reading
Destructive relationships sabotage your future.
The people around you shape your ambition, behavior, and even your identity.
Discover four ways your relationships shape your future.
The vampire at my doctor’s office loves Halloween. She has a full-length bloody Halloween poster on her door.
She’s scary good at her job. She finds a vein, sucks my blood, and I don’t feel a thing.
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Over the years I’ve worked with leaders who felt awkward putting weight on people. These leaders think they’re being kind.
It’s not a sin to expect people to do their job.
Poor performance isn’t cured by lowering the bar.
