20 Habits of Untrustworthy Leaders
It takes more than good character to be a trustworthy leader. Don’t trust leaders who can’t get the job done, even if they are wonderful people. An incompetent leader – who tells the… Continue reading
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Under the Gun to Get it Done
Projects get to a point when things start falling apart. Failure rises up. Some people panic. Others give up. Reality: Competence in one area doesn’t transfer to other areas. In some conditions complexity and… Continue reading
7 Ways to Start Your Week Like a Leader
Monday morning is the most stress-filled morning of the week. Don’t let Monday push you around. Take charge of your week now. Connect with that person you’ve been meaning to reach out to.… Continue reading
Seven Ways Anxiety Helps You Win
Don’t avoid, reject, or smother anxiety. Use it to help you win. Dark emotions have been slandered way too long. Fear, anger, frustration and anxiety all have useful purposes. Use emotions. Don’t let… Continue reading
Saying Yes is Harder than Saying No
Don’t pat yourself on the back if you’re skilled at saying no and lousy at saying yes. Weak leaders hide behind bureaucracy and love making people beg. The more times you say no, the more… Continue reading
Finding Your Tennis Ball
The more you’re pushing, the less you’re doing what you love. Love pulls. “It’s not just about pushing yourself. It’s about finding your tennis ball.” Drew Houston, Co-founder and CEO of Dropbox. Obsession:… Continue reading