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Remember Well but Celebrate Carefully
Until the past few months, I have rigidly believed that rewriting history is a slippery slope. Well, it still is a slippery slope, but...
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Doughnut Economics
This is one of the most positive things I’ve seen in ages. It is hopeful. It is logical. It is brilliant. But I don’t...
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What Progress Have We Made?
The year was 1994, seventeen years after the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 was signed into law. “The Community Reinvestment Act is a United...
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Leadership in Tough Times – The Rest of the Story
In early April I wrote about a popular and upscale waterfront restaurant, and the leadership qualities I have seen since we’ve lived around the...
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We Can’t Have it Both Ways – Or Can We?
It was 2008. My colleagues and I were cleaning out our offices preparing to be unemployed because of our organization’s bankruptcy. Given that, we...
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The Power of Expectations
Last week I shared a story about leadership in tough times (below). A local restaurant owner got my attention with a handwritten letter he...
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Leadership in “Tough Times”
You can find examples of leadership anywhere if you look. I found one in (almost) my backyard!
We live on a barrier island within walking...
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Culture is More than Words
It has been a while since I’ve been moved to write and share my thoughts. Today, Kickstarter got my attention. Here’re my thoughts…
When I...
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Turn HR’s Value Proposition Upside Down
The Question: How does HR sell our services to our internal clients?
The Answer: We don’t.
For a couple of decades now, we have been told...
