Two Incredibly Simple Secrets to Excellence in Execution
We had come to the end of two very intense days. Whiteboards had been scribbled on, erased, and scribbled on again and again. Flip chart
We had come to the end of two very intense days. Whiteboards had been scribbled on, erased, and scribbled on again and again. Flip chart
Damned if you do and damned if you don’t. That’s the dilemma facing leaders dealing with a strong personality on their team. If you do
One of the most impressive minds in the consulting world today, Alan Weiss, famously wrote that the oft-used planning tool called the SWOT Analysis is
38, 53, and 72. Note these numbers and note them well. It was 38 degrees on January 28, 1986 when Challenger flight 51-L launched from
It’s the statistic that sent chills up the spine of sales leaders everywhere. It’s not your ordinary, run-of-the-mill statistic that you can shrug off, either.
11,680. That’s the number Barry Gill reported in the June 2013 issue of Harvard Business Review. The average worker receives 11,680 pieces of email per
Meetings, meetings, meetings, meetings. You’re probably sick of sitting in meetings. They’re the biggest time suck in business. If you’re an executive who leads within a corporate context,
One week has 168 hours in it. No more, no less. Subtract the time you spend sleeping and doing basic chores, like bathing, eating, and
It was a big eye-opener for me. I was circling back with a client of mine who hadn’t returned an important email. So, naturally, I
Businesses in the United States spent $67 billion on training their employees last year. You read that right, that’s billion with a “b” and dollars
Remember taking science in high school? Yeah, I know it was a (very) long time ago, but think back with me for a moment. Remember
“The problem with life,” a wise sage once mused, “is that it’s so daily.” That is the problem, isn’t it? The years that add up
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