If you are like most entrepreneurs, you are a quick thinker. You like the new shiny penny and you love the revolutionary idea. It is a natural part of your personality that you don’t respect repetition...
Read MoreWe all accept that learning is a process. Business is a process. Grief is a process. Even life is a process. But many of the clients I have coached over the years have a lot of...
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There are all manner of disasters that can devastate even the best operated business. There are natural disasters like hurricanes, lightning strikes, and snowstorms that can damage or destroy your headquarters, or even disrupt your electrical...
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Staying organized remains a priority for busy professionals, but in this wonderful technology age, there are lots of options to keep track of everything important, even when you are constantly on the go. We all have...
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It is a myth that you can “make” your company innovative as if by announcing it to your staff it will suddenly happen. It is not like ordering a new coffee machine and seeing it...
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I was chatting with a group of business owners the other evening on the topic of social media and its impact on what they do. “On the one hand, one happy customer can write something on...
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Inventor Thomas Edison said genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration. I think he got the numbers wrong when it comes to today’s creative and thinking professions. It is likely closer to half and half...
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To a large extent, people judge you as you judge yourself. If you feel unworthy of the expertise you are claiming, or if you are selling something with a lack of total trust that what you...
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So far in life, I have written 15 books. That is in addition to winning awards for entrepreneurship and my busy career as a keynote speaker and humorous emcee. When people ask me to sign my books...
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Being a leader in today’s work environment is a whole lot harder than it used to be. If you think it was challenging in the “because-I-said-so-age” when managers could emerge from corner offices, dictate a series...
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