The “rocks in a jar” approach to time management is a good one, but they left a lot of things out that would help us be even more effective at managing our time; here are 11 of them.
Being the first to the finish line does not always make us winners, and some of the most important races have no finish line at all; here’s what that means for leaders.
We tend to think of “leaders” as those who are the loudest and most visible, but I think it’s the quiet professionals who show us the highest form of the leadership art, as these three stories illustrate.
How do you keep going when it is hard to keep going? These three ideas can help you finish whatever marathon you happen to be running.
Learning leadership is no simple matter; in fact it requires a certain kind of disease; here’s what I mean and why you may want to catch it.
They say we should look for ways to make lemonade when life hands us lemons; I say we can do better. Here’s an interesting example worth following.
Saying no can be hard, but if we are to accomplish the things we have set out to do, we need to find a way; here are 9 ways to make saying no easier.
There’s something hiding in the back of the garage that helps me keep what’s important in the front of my mind; should you have one too?
Overcoming fear begins by recognizing that fear comes from within and that we have power over it; Jodie’s story of struggle and success shows how.
Any time we venture out of our comfort zones, it can feel like we’re sticking out, vulnerable to criticism. Someone is likely to say something. Here’s how to deal with the criticism when it comes.
How do we make achieving goals actually happen? The 28th of July was huge for me. I had been chasing a goal for nearly a
“What’s wrong with taking the easy way?” Sometimes the answer to our problem seems easy. But the easy solution may not always be the right
