I Felt Compassion in His Voice
Some leaders are jerks. The good news is, you can have heart and lead. Steven Kydd, one of the founders of Tastemade, a top 10 most innovative company in food, surprised me when… Continue reading
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13 Multipliers that Elevate Average to Remarkable
Small multipliers elevate average to remarkable. Last week, due to flight delays, I arrived at the Hilton around 3:30 a.m. The night clerk greeted me by name, smiled, made sure I had everything I… Continue reading
Finding Your Greatest Contribution
The worst thing in life is recurring frustration that could be avoided. In life, everyone repeats until they learn. Your greatest contributions are the answers you find while navigating tough times – storms. The… Continue reading
4 Things that Drive Employees Crazy
We love to think about what drives leaders crazy. But, what about employees? Red tape. The reason red tape drives employees crazy is they want to get things done. The function of… Continue reading
Work Backwards to Fulfill Dreams
A dream without expression is a liability. If you can’t grasp a bit of your dream today, it’s a nagging inconvenience. Big dreams that diminish the value of imperfect progress are burdens. Dreaming won’t make dreams… Continue reading
How to Hold People Accountable
Successful leaders believe in accountability. When I say, “Leaders hold people accountable,” who comes to mind? Employees, right? Authentic leaders think of themselves, as well as others, when they think of accountability. Authority… Continue reading