Diagnosing Business Trouble with Four Simple Questions
We can diagnose whatever ails any organization by asking four questions. To what extent does everyone (in or close to the organization) know and understand …
We can diagnose whatever ails any organization by asking four questions. To what extent does everyone (in or close to the organization) know and understand …
Notice that Our pasts do not define our futures. Unless we let them. There is nothing we cannot be, do, or have. Unless we believe otherwise. …
When things go wrong (and when they keep going wrong), our temptation is to judge the people involved as underperforming nogoodniks. (We occasionally will use …
“Psst. “See that pile of tasks over there? Yeah. And the other pile behind that one? And all the tasks you’ve got in your inbox …
Yes, expect more. But what we expect matters. If we expect specifics–especially what a specific person or situation could or should give us–we will have …
We all always get the level of success we expect. Want more? Expect more. In your corner, Mike PS: Rien de plus simple, oui? …
Criticism, obstacles, rejection, and uncertainty are the four big offenses. We usually defend against one or more of these all the time. But this constant …
Like a great wine, our talents are wonderful to start and keep getting better. When we are younger, our talents are present, useful, and unpolished. …
Bad leaders try to keep things as they always have been. They mostly push and struggle. Good leaders try to enlist others to create the …
We struggle when we try to make things happen through action (or, occasionally, avoiding action) alone. There is a better formula. And it is simple. Choose …