September 23, 2011 · 2:19 pm
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I have a confession to make. I took the morning off to play golf before the horrible weather hit since it doesn’t sound as if we’ll be able to play this weekend at all. There was nothing on the calendar; no one is awaiting any input from me. I shouldn’t feel guilty about it especially since my boss was fine with it (oh wait…).
As it turns out, it was one of the best things I could have done for my spirit and I want to talk about that today instead of food. I realize that food can be spiritually uplifting as well but let me explain. Continue reading →
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September 14, 2011 · 11:10 am
Suppose you’re a young person who has just been promoted into their first management job. You’re supervising a bunch of folks, some of whom may have been peers. You know that there’s an awful lot to learn. Where to begin?
I’ve trained a lot of those kinds of folks over the last 30 years. I may have even been one myself at some point. So today’s post is about the thing that trips up a lot of managers, even those with a number of years of experience under their belts. Continue reading →
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September 11, 2011 · 8:42 pm
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Today, this isn’t about business. If you want to skip it and come back in a couple of days, I understand. See you Tuesday.
I’m publishing this on 9/11, 10 years after a horrible day changed the world forever. I’ve spent a good part of the day thinking about the subsequent decade and how it was so very different from the 4 others in which I’ve lived that preceded it and I want to use today to share some of those thoughts. I also know we don’t do politics here – I think today we will, although hopefully in a non-partisan way. So here are a few things I remember most about 9/11/01. Continue reading →
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