I hope the title of this week’s article caught your attention. The truth is most teams today really do fall somewhere between 100% and good enough. This statement is true in regard to a team’s innovation, cohesiveness, problem solving and even reaching results. The easy reason is the obvious one: we’re all human and there isContinue reading “Is your team living somewhere between 100% and “good enough”?”
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Which Wall are You: Temporary or Permanent?
Walls. Are you familiar with them? This may seem like an odd question but a comment I heard recently got me thinking. My friend described a recent conversation with her sister. They disagree about some life choices being made and my friend put it this way, “Talking with my sister is like talking to aContinue reading “Which Wall are You: Temporary or Permanent?”
Three lessons your organization can learn from the return of “Dallas”
Did you see it? You know, the return of the happenings at South Fork Ranch? Television critics began speculating the return of J.R. several months ago. Dallas was a weekly drama ratings hit in the 80’s. Skeptics questioned whether the drama of reuniting this family of the 80’s with today’s young stars would ignite theContinue reading “Three lessons your organization can learn from the return of “Dallas””
Your Biz Strategy: Can It Be Shared in 140 Characters or Less?
If you live in the world of social media, Twitter specifically, you know the importance of 140 characters. In that span, you must communicate your message to your audience in such a way that either fully tells a brief headline, status or intriguing hint of more to come. For some, Twitter has become a methodContinue reading “Your Biz Strategy: Can It Be Shared in 140 Characters or Less?”
Good or Great: Three Reasons Your Customer Service May Not Measure Up
Meet Ella. If you are lucky, you will meet her when you dine at Roastfish and Cornbread on Hilton Head Island. I did recently and my interactions with her prompted this week’s blog (see her smiling face in our blog photo). So, what about Ella inspired our story? Well, the food was great (authentic lowContinue reading “Good or Great: Three Reasons Your Customer Service May Not Measure Up”