Leading vs. Inspiring
Leading often implies that we are in the position to do so. A formalized place from which we direct others toward a goal. That position...
Category: Feature
Let’s Face It: Gen Y Has (Had) It Right
Thought it was time to repost the 2009 post (I believe my first), which I shared as a guest contributor at another site. Let me...
One Conversation
All it took was a single conversation with Stan Smith, the storied tennis champion — to hammer out a deal for him to become the...
No Matter Your Industry: Voices Still Matter (All of Them)
It’s funny how we forget the fundamentals of our businesses. The originals. The G.O.A T. We lose sight of them somehow. We become distracted. Our...
What Struck Me About Emily in Paris, Wasn’t Paris: It Was All the Work Life Stuff
Photo Credits: Stéphanie Branchu/Netflix I’m in the midst of watching Emily in a Paris for the second time (balancing the show with the Season 3...
The Joy Deficit
I would consider myself to be a happy person. Possibly a bit too optimistic about people & situations, which can pose an occasional problem. I’m...
Quit Already II
Grit in our work can be a good thing. Sticking to things can offer us the time and space to solve an issue or adjust...
Influence Yourself
With the advent of social media came a new communication reckoning. A more fluid path to share ideas, opinions, experiences & observations. We wrote, we...
A Selection of Readings From the Core Masterclass
Victor Freitas @unsplash One thing is evident. We cannot expect to draw against a core that has been woefully neglected. Following this thread, I thought...
6 Steps to Start Rebuilding Joy at Work
If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading. – Lao Tzu Let’s be frank for a moment. Have you...
You Should Be Your Own Muse
Hai Tran @unsplash Muse 1: any of the nine sister goddesses in Greek mythology presiding over song and poetry and the arts and sciences Clio...