If you grew up in the mid-70’s your Saturday mornings were probably filled with cartoons from Schoolhouse Rock. To this day, I can still recall the lyrics to “I’m just a bill.” You may already be singing along. I recently saw a clip “Gravity” on YouTube and it was a nice stroll down memory lane. Continue reading “How strong is Gravity in your workplace?”
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Simple and Easy are not Leadership Synonyms
Think back to your grammar school days. Remember English class? You know, those lessons that taught us the correct parts of speech, punctuation and spelling? One particular lesson taught the distinction between synonyms and antonyms. Remember the difference? Synonym: a word that is similar or identical to another. Examples of synonyms are car and automobile.Continue reading “Simple and Easy are not Leadership Synonyms”
Am I worth following?
Have you asked yourself this question? Be careful. Don’t answer too quickly. The easy answer is “Yes, of course I am. After all, I’m Manager So and So at Company XYZ.” But at the heart of leadership, we know title has nothing to do with being a leader. In an era where a stories of scandalContinue reading “Am I worth following?”
Is every day “Tax Day” for your employees?
April 15th. Are you ready? For many folks, this week begins the last minute dash to ensure Uncle Sam is happy by midnight, April 15th. Tax Day is a necessary evil right? It’s a reminder that nothing really is free. And in order to stay legal in the eyes of the government, we each haveContinue reading “Is every day “Tax Day” for your employees?”
Success is Always in the Details
For college basketball fans across the country, this season’s March Madness has not disappointed! This year’s tournament has resulted in most top-seed upsets in tournament history. You can see the score and bracket results here. UConn (3rd seed) and Butler (8th seed) will play Monday, April 4th for the national championship. Sports analysts say it’sContinue reading “Success is Always in the Details”