How to Use Anger to Make You a Better Leader
The things I regret in life are mostly associated with anger. How to use anger to make you a better leader Do want: No one complains, “I’m furious. This steak is cooked perfectly.”… Continue reading
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4 Unexpected Sources of Strength Available to Tired Leaders
Opportunities are squandered on the weak. Fatigue magnifies problems. Energy without strength is a fly in a hurricane. Weakness and fatigue make solutions irrelevant and achievement impossible. Strength shrinks obstacles. Fatigue makes every… Continue reading
Variety Makes Consistency Possible
I hate the monotony of doing the same thing. Strawberries are tasty. But strawberries every meal are intolerable. When strawberries look green, we buy pineapple. When pineapples aren’t ripe, we buy blueberries. Bananas… Continue reading
How Energy Increases, Strength Grows, and the Seduction of Doing Easy Things is Resisted
You don’t find strength while snoozing in a hammock or snacking at the movies. Expand potential by doing things that require energy and strength. Strength rises when you do hard things. No challenge… Continue reading
How to Monitor Momentum to Maximize Progress
A coaching client asked his team, “In what area of your life do you have the most momentum?” Monitor momentum to maximize progress. I monitored my momentum and discovered three high potential opportunities.… Continue reading
LOVE IN THE WORKPLACE: LANDMINE OR LIFELINE?
NEW BOOK GIVEAWAY!! 20 copies available!! Leave a comment on this guest post by Dr. Beverly Kaye to become eligible for one of 20 complimentary copies of her new book, “Love ‘EM or Lose… Continue reading