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Great Expectations: Competing With Yourself Makes For A Formidable Adversary
"Let's look at all of the challenges that we have overcome up until now, and look at how far we've come since the start of this year."
To Be Heard and To be Admired
When you are a Friend, Mentor, coach, Boss, and CEO in a New Economy
What's Your 'Wouldn't Go Back' Moment?
Leaving NYC for Colorado Taught Me That Working Less Doesn't Mean Less Success.
Leading Change by Design
It Ain't Over Till It's Over: This Is Not Your Rock Bottom Moment
No matter how devastating it feels like in the moment, and regardless of all the odds that seem to be stacked against you, none of it signifies that it's curtains for whatever you set out to do.
I Stopped Saying This Word, and It Changed Everything
Swapping out even a simple word in your vocabulary can shift your mindset and re-center your true priorities.
Doing Your Fair Share: Why Leaders Need To Know The Difference Between Delegation And Abdication
"Delegating work works- provided the one delegating works too," said Robert Half (founder of the California-headquartered talent solutions company that bears his name), and that's something all of us -entrepreneurs included- would be wise to keep in mind, always.
Technology, it's a Human Thing!
There Are Two Camps When It Comes To Truth (And It's Time To Choose)
When an individual or business is feeding you drivel, they're deliberately choosing to disregard the truth for reasons that are almost certainly linked to ensuring their personal gain, and no one else's; that's a showcase of their apathy, plain and simple.
Go Where You Don't 'Belong'
To get where you want to go, start out where you don't fit in. You'll be happy you did.
It's Not Always About You: Keep Your Entitlement In Check When Dealing With Small Businesses
Having a more empathetic approach to the entrepreneurs and the teams behind them would serve us all better in the long run.
The Makers of New CPG
Nobody Likes a Success Story
There's a right way to tell your story, and it isn't about sharing all your great accomplishments.
Taking One For The Team (And What Doing So Says About Your Leadership Style)
There's a quote attributed to legendary American jazz musician Miles Davis that goes: "If you hit a wrong note, it's the next note that you play that determines if it's good or bad."