Work on Your Weaknesses...Sometimes.

As an engineer, I learned how to study process diagrams and identify potential problems.  It turns out that we can often do the same thing simply by looking at an organizational chart.  

With an increasingly challenging labor market, employers are left looking for ways to attract and retain talent.  Most are rightly looking at their benefits and some are looking at bonuses or profit [...]

The words “leader” and “manager” are often used interchangeably, but they are very different words.  Many organizations refer to their executive team as their “leadership team”.  Some call us and ask [...]

Employee engagement is one of the most powerful predictors of organizational success.  If your employees are more engaged, your organization is safer, more profitable, more productive, and provides [...]

I was talking to a friend of mine who has been studying leadership for most of his career and he confessed something to me.  He said that he had a difficult time defining what leadership really is.  [...]

We all live within our own head.  We are prisoners of our own perspectives which are tainted by our own knowledge, our experiences, our personality, and most of all, our own story.  Our story is [...]

Have you ever had the opportunity to state your case for being correct about a particular situation, only to find that another person’s perspective is also true and valid?  Isn’t that annoying?  [...]

You are uniquely powerful.  There is nobody else in the universe with your combination of talents, skills, experience, and knowledge.  You are incredibly capable and can accomplish amazing things.