OK, I admit it, I enjoy it when a pundit sticks his foot in his mouth and ends up with egg on his face—even if I have to wait a whole year for it to happen. It helps me put my own goofs in perspective. Here, courtesy of Business Week, are my favorites ordered my […]
Accounting $olver offers up a nice present that reminded me of one I’ve given to the occasional recalcitrant client over the years. So I thought I’d be a copycat and regift you with my version of the infamous round tuit.
Use it sparingly and only on the passionless stuff in your life!
Don’t miss a post, […]
If this post seems out of place this week then you haven’t been following our b5 Apprentice Challenge. I have to post this today if I intend to stay in the running for (sound of trumpets, roll of drums) an honest-to-goodness b5media T-shirt! Can you think of any better motivation?
And no more team (my team […]
In his comments regarding a truly depressing article on the dumbing down of American kids, Glen over at Life Dev said, “Personally, I think a major problem with our entire society is that it doesn’t allow for reflection. … We’ve grown the mentality that it’s better to listen to someone else than it is to […]
Have you ever noticed how often your friends lead/wheedle/cajole/beg/push/drag-you-kicking-and-screaming into trying new things? Especially things that aren’t your thing! Scott Allen, whom I dearly love, over at Linked Intelligence is such a friend. Scott did all of the above and finally got me to start blogging, join the LinkedInBloggers yahoo egroup, recommended me to b5, […]
Smells are said to be a major source of memories and anchor them in our mind; that’s what writing does for me, it reminds me of things that have happened.
My earlier post reminded me of an uncomfortable time I had with a brilliant manager, uncomfortable because I had to help her see the unconscious […]
There has been increasing evidence that leaders are working longer and longer hours, thereby putting health and family relationships at risk. Pressure to complete and meet the ever-increasing corporate demands (as well as the need to achieve greater profitability with less resource) is forcing people to spend more of their time working and losing any […]
A resolution by any other name would be. . . a goal! Put a plan behind the goal, and you are well on your way to achieving it.
Did you make a list of resolutions/goals? Did you also make a plan to get you started achieving those things?
Here’s my list of resolutions for 2007:
Be a better […]
Happy New Year and a very big welcome to 2007!
I wish you much success, both personal and business, in the coming year, and hope that you’ll make reading Leadership Turn a part of your day.
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The close of a year is always a time for reflection and goal setting. It’s like the end of a chapter in a book — the story isn’t over, it’s just time to move on to the next adventure.
Like most of my readers, I’ve had a year of some successes:
I’ve become a blogger, writing here […]
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