What else can your technology do? 3 ways to find out
As 2019 comes to a close, you might be considering how to be more productive and efficient in 2020. As you make big plans, consider the small things you can do that might have HUGE impact.
A Simple Way to Spark Joy in Your Team
Gratitude is ingrained very early in our lives. One of the first things our parents teach us is to say “Ta” when we receive something.
Two Leadership Lessons from Bob Marley in Nepal
Two Leadership Lessons from Bob Marley in Nepal
“Where you from?” people asked, as I trekked through the mountains of Nepal.
“Jamaica.” I replied, and then added, noting the blank stares that indicated that they had no idea what or where Jamaica was: “Bob Marley.”
Want a great way to figure out how well your team manages without you? Here’s how …
For some strange reason, over the last 3 weeks, many of my clients have sought my advice on how to “deal with” millennials. I gave a simple answer…
The “Challenge” of Leading Millennials
For some strange reason, over the last 3 weeks, many of my clients have sought my advice on how to “deal with” millennials. I gave a simple answer…
Being Joyful – Are You Waiting for a Crisis?
Last week, my friend and tech entrepreneur and investor, David Mullings, shared a Harvard Business Review interview featuring Kevin Johnson, Starbucks CEO.
The best Digital strategy is a people strategy
Recently at a business lunch, I was asked to share my thoughts on strategies for building a talent pipeline for the digital age.
Finding Grace in Rejection – How to View “NO” with joy
It’s said that bad news comes in 3s … I certainly had my fill of bad news in the last 2 weeks. 3 proposals: 3 rejections. My immediate, and I must admit prolonged response was to.
How to Travel on Business with Ease, Grace and Joy
Keith (name changed), my coaching client, was bemoaning the impact that travel was having on his quality of life and home relationships.
Our words are powerful
I wrote this blog on June 28, 2008. I share it again as a reminder that our words are never “just semantics” – they carry great weight and breadth. We never know where the energy of our words will find receptive ears, and the action that those receptive ears will take.