When Decision Makers Can’t Make Decisions Oftentimes, when we think of decision makers, we think of leadership. Leaders are charismatic people who are able to inspire, make the tough decisions, and influence people and things. Now, that sounds pretty nice, doesn’t it – being able to call the shots and make things happen? In fact, […]
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Unleash Your Leadership Potential My father had worked at the same company for 40 years. He was so dedicated, that he invested everything he had into the company. When he later died of a heart condition, my family and I were penniless because the company my father loved so much had gone bankrupt, leaving
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A Dose of Leadership Anxiety Imagine what would happen if you were locked in your office without your phone or email. You are not able to do anything for the day, other than sit in your office and relax. How would this make you feel? Will you utilize that time to relax, or does
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Beyond SMART Goals Whenever it comes to setting goals, I always hear about SMART goals. Goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and timely. But just because a goal is SMART, having the motivation to actually achieve that goal is a separate matter. I’ve set a lot of SMART goals before — many of
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Leadership Addiction to Anxiety It seems as if we as leaders in our organizations are always hearing or talking about a need for balance in our lives. We work too much and our lives are chaotic. It seems that work never truly escapes our thoughts. And yet, as soon as we have a lull in
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Finding a Purpose in a Gimme Culture I was sitting with my youngest son who was looking at a new Christmas catalog that we received in the mail. He loves all things Ninja Turtles so he was intently scanning the catalog in search of what else he could add to his collection. Eventually he found
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Rekindling Workplace Creativity If you’ve ever had the experience of listening to the long running radio program, A Prairie Home Companion, you may remember that the fictional setting of the show is Garrison Keillor’s hometown of Lake Wobegon, where “all the women are strong, all the men are good looking, and all the children are
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Leadership engagement is one of the key factors that sets organizations a part. However, as a leader, how do you know you’re focusing on the right thing? Do you stop to observe your environment or are you simply plowing ahead and unaware of your impact on your organization?
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