A Tiger in the Forest – Taming Your Team-Busting Employee
Thomas Friedman in Friedman’s Fables tells the tale of “The Friendly Forest” , a place where all of the animals live happily together until a new
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The Shift – (cont’d) Surviving Your Transition to the Top
IT’s lonely at the top. If I could summarize one key point in surviving a major promotion it would be this: To Thine Own Self Be
The Contemplative Leader
The unexamined life is not worth living. – Plato In management there is a bias towards action, and necessarily so. Managers get things done through people and they
The S H I F T: What no one tells you about how a big promotion alters your life – part 1
1. Titles do matter “Oh, I’ll just be the same guy you always knew. Just with a new corner office. Title means nothing to me”
Leadership Lessons from “The Dog Whisperer” – Part 2
This is part two of my series on leadership lessons from watching the Dog Whisperer TV show (His new show is called “Leader of the
Leadership Lessons from “The Dog Whisperer” – Part 1
I began watching the Dog Whisperer several years ago in the midst of tremendous personal, spiritual and professional change. While we did have a dog
Courage, Part 2 – If You don’t have it, you can GET it!
A courageous leader knows that there is a cost in genuine leadership Malala Yousafzai is a teenage Pakistani school student who, in retaliation for her high profile
Courage: If you don’t have it, you can GET it – Part 1
One of the most memorable scenes in movie history reminds us that some attributes of character that may not be innate may be acquired. In