FEATURED COLUMN: SHARED LEADERSHIP
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Leadership Lessons from My Cats – Volume 2
More and more I realize that leadership lessons can be found anywhere, if you look with an open mind. We tend to make leadership...
Leadership Lessons from My Cats – Volume 1
More and more I realize that leadership lessons can be found anywhere, if you look with an open mind. We tend to make leadership...
What Is Data? Part 1 : D is for ‘Dangerous’
This is the first of a four-part series about ‘data’ that concludes with my take on the topic and why it is important. Nontechnical,...
Engaging The Unengaged
I recently wrote an article about sucking the air out of your team. It was a fairly pointed article suggesting that leaders who do...
