I’m a fairly regular donor for the American Red Cross. When I was ten years old, I was in a terrible car accident which forced me to need blood. So, ever since, I give. Until recently that is. Here’s how it works. If you’ve never donated blood, let me fill you in a bit. BeforeContinue reading “What are your non-negotiables?”
Tag Archives: Intentionality
New Managers: Do you have these four skills in your toolkit?
Congratulations! You made it. You got the promotion. You finally earned the title you’ve had your sights set on. Now what? The truth is many new managers experience a real challenge in finding their niche in their new role. The primary reason for frustration is understanding that the skills that earned the promotion are notContinue reading “New Managers: Do you have these four skills in your toolkit?”
Would I follow me?
The actions of several industry leaders have made recent headlines. The flood that swept across Nashville, TN in May brought Mayor Karl Dean to the forefront. The oil spill that continues to destroy the Gulf Coast has brought BP’s CEO Tony Hayward to center stage. And the actions of many leaders on Capitol Hill continueContinue reading “Would I follow me?”
Busyness versus Business: One Letter Makes All the Difference
Twenty four hours in a day. No more, no less. And while every business leader knows it is impossible to add a single minute to the day, we fall into the trap of not using the minutes we have wisely. Ask yourself: Is your day filled with business that moves your goals forward or isContinue reading “Busyness versus Business: One Letter Makes All the Difference”
For leaders, integrity is never “on sale”
Can you really put a price tag on integrity? And if so, how much are you willing to pay? The sports world was abuzz recently over the actions of pro golfer Brian Davis. Davis was facing Jim Furyk in a playoff at the Verizon Heritage, and was trying to notch his first-ever PGA Tour win.Continue reading “For leaders, integrity is never “on sale””