Lessons I learned from a visit to the Eiffel Tower
In July of 2019, I took my first trip overseas to Europe. My daughter (who celebrated her 16th birthday on our trip) and I enjoyed one amazing sight after another as we toured eight different countries.
I was spending the afternoon with my mom and out of the blue, she said: “I’m thinking of nominating you for one of those complete house makeover shows.”
I was stunned.
In the last 3 years, I have moved away from the traditional goal setting and have begun using some new tools to create outcomes.
I have done my share of setting new year’s resolutions, putting together corporate business objective plans (that no one ever referred to again) and
What makes the difference between the good bosses and leaders you have experienced in your lifetime and the bad ones? Some feel like they have your best interest at heart and others make you feel like you are just another employee id number.
Embracing this one simple concept can be the key that unlocks every shift you envision for your workplace.
A Thermostat sets the expectation and capacity. A thermometer measures the current status.
John Maxwell is one of my
I was pulled off the road sitting in my car on an unscheduled conference call with my boss and sales manager. For forty-five minutes I listened to him berate me for how I had handled a project. He didn’t even come close to having his facts straight about the
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