Three Zones of Leadership: Which One Are You In?
Your world is ever changing. Like the tide, it’s in constant motion. Sometimes with a dramatic surge, other times with more subtle shifts in the
Your world is ever changing. Like the tide, it’s in constant motion. Sometimes with a dramatic surge, other times with more subtle shifts in the
Just 3-4%. That’s all, just 3-4% of their time is spent on long-term strategy and 60% of their time is spent in meetings. That’s what
“Yeah, yeah, I know, I’ve gotta have goals,” I can hear you sneering right now, “Tell me something I haven’t heard!” Am I right? And
Zero. What a thought! How much email is in your inbox right now? Hundreds? Thousands? Instead of being excited to open your email (Remember that
We’re all familiar with the concept of asking for referrals. It’s the proven practice of requesting from a satisfied customer an introduction to someone who
Remove the foundation from under a house, and the building collapses. Remove the engine from a car, and it can’t be driven anywhere. Remove oxygen
Quick, do the math. What’s two times zero? Zero. What’s 20 times zero? Still zero, right? What about 200 times zero, 2,000 times zero, or
Everyday we are deluged with input: email, tasks, meeting requests, status updates, paperwork, text messages. The list goes on and on. Being able to process
Media options have exploded exponentially in the last ten years. There are literally millions of sources of information available to us online and offline. Attempts
Email overload afflicts us all. A joint study by Microsoft and the University of Illinois found that it takes, on average, 16 minutes, 33 seconds
Stop saving fish from drowning! Ancient tribes, seeing a human resemblance on the face of some fish, concluded that these fish were, in fact, human
There are laws that run the universe. Not civil laws, but physical laws like the law of gravity. In the same way there are laws
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