The secret to making good decisions and leading effectively lies in the ability to ask simple questions. here are seven to get you started.
Today’s world can be like an immense overgrown forest; finding direction through it can be a challenge. Here are three ways to blaze a trail through it, and make it one worth following.
There’s no shortage of ways our plans can run off the rails; one sure way to get them back on track can be summed up in two words: Get Curious. Here’s how it works.
Milton Hershey had his share of failures, but he revealed one of the secrets of his success one day when he turned to his foreman and told him, “Hire 40 men.”
To convince others, we may just want to talk about the positives – the reasons why they should. But the “blemishing effect” says we may also want to talk about why they shouldn’t. Here’s why.
Hyperbolic discounting isn’t some crazy sales technique, but it CAN keep us from achieving our goals; here’s how to recognize when it’s happening, and seven ways to prevent our tendency to self-sabotage.
“What’s the problem?” is the question we should ask before we start looking for solutions, as these clips from the movie ‘Moneyball’ illustrate beautifully.
It’s hard to lead with certainty in uncertain times; here are five things to think about and three ways we can lead confidently despite the unknown.
In times of high stress, reacting in haste is a recipe for disaster; what we need is rapid deliberation. In this post we take our cues from Wyatt Earp, and Army paratroopers, and talk about 7 ways to respond with accuracy when the chips are down.
Is having no limits really a good thing? We often find ourselves wishing that the limitations in our lives were gone. We yearn for a
Most of us have probably heard of the Wright Brothers and their invention of the airplane. But did you know that one of their earlier
“Indecision may or may not be the problem.” – Jimmy Buffett Have you ever gotten to the point where you think you know what you
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