2.5 minutes that changed my day
In “Kill your Chair,” Alexander Kjerulf’s suggests people sitting at desks should get up and move around every 30 minutes. That’s mind blowing to me so I decided to take his advice. I… Continue reading
4 Ways to Spot Backstabbers Before it’s Too Late
Vinod’s comment on the Leadership Freak blog, “Sweet Backstabbers,” set my mind a buzz. He said, “How to identify such people (backstabbers) at the earliest to avoid excessive bleeding.” Great comment. Here’s the challenge. … Continue reading
Your greatest strength is your weakness
I’m a talker who married a quiet person. I bet that’s no surprise. Over the years I’ve learned that my strength is my weakness. I talk too much. I’ve learned that I don’t… Continue reading
10 Best Questions Ever
If you’re interested in building relationships, start asking questions. If you’re interested in enhancing your opportunities and reaching higher, start asking questions. If you want to honor someone, ask them a question. Asking… Continue reading
Listening to fear
If you aren’t afraid then you aren’t going anywhere. You should be afraid. If you don’t feel afraid, you’re life is too safe, too predictable. I’ve found fear on both sides of success. … Continue reading
Certainty?
Leaders go places. You won’t be certain of how to get there. You won’t be certain of the outcomes. Go with your highest point of confidence. Once you identify your highest point of… Continue reading