Six “Don’ts” Of Turnarounds

It’s been said that good management is no more than organized common sense. When encountering a turnaround situation, here are… Read more »
It’s been said that good management is no more than organized common sense. When encountering a turnaround situation, here are… Read more »
President Lyndon Baines Johnson had exceptional “people skills.” Learn about his secret. In case you don’t know or remember, “LBJ”… Read more »
Most of us want love in our lives. Whether you are in a relationship and simply not feeling it or… Read more »
Apologies are an unfortunate, but an essential part of every business. As the illustration states, well-formed apologies can be like… Read more »
Kop Kopmeyer got me thinking toward the development of the term “Blissipline” with his emphasis on “Discipline” as a defining… Read more »
Creativity works better in the fertile soil of an open mind and even better when you surround yourself with others… Read more »
Feel the warmth of the Holidays as Americans swarm and rush to buy things? Looks more like a band of… Read more »
Most everywhere I look today, I see many people is a hurry, impatiently waiting in the fast-food restaurants, looking at… Read more »
In my experience, it is always better to coach, correct, or call someone out in private, but in closed-door meetings… Read more »
As a leader, you might invite adversity. No, of course I don’t mean sabotaging things to create havoc, but nothing… Read more »