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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again (now, for example): good ideas are everywhere. The problem is that most of us don’t know how to look for them. We don’t see them, because many times good ideas come disguised as something else. Sometimes we have to work a little to see the application to our own lives and ...
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In an earlier post I talked about why you should try to spend 80% of your time, energy, and resources focusing on your strengths. In other words, focusing on the stuff you do best. But what about the “other” stuff? What about the weaknesses? What about the stuff that, let’s ...
Many people say they come up with their best ideas in the shower. Why is that? Here are my Top 7 Reasons why your shower is your Personal Idea Booth!
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What’s going to get in the way of you producing the results you want to produce this year? If you find yourself coming up against some obstacles, you might want to watch this short video!
You may have seen the clip; it was all over the news—and not just the sports news. In a November 2014 football game between Utah and Oregon, Utah wide receiver Kaelin Clay runs the ball for what appears to be an easy touchdown. Just one ...
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If you want to spark your natural sense of creativity, it helps to get away from your normal surroundings — by half a block, or half a world!
I had a heated discussion with a family member over Thanksgiving. It turned out to be one of the highlights of my holiday — and a great leadership lesson as well!
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Leaders have to be equally adept at both long-term and short-term vision. Each has its place, and you can’t effectively lead a team without both.
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Sometimes circumstances require you to re-focus on your core business, your core strengths. And sometimes that’s not a bad thing!
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One inevitable byproduct of change is uncertainty. Employees become, quite rationally, uncertain about what the change will ...
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