by admin | Jul 2, 2015 | Blog Posts
In grad school, as assignments and group projects would drag on, I would often say the “give a shit factor is starting to rise”, which means I am starting to care less and less about the project and the quality I am producing and I just want to get the project...
by admin | Jun 25, 2015 | Blog Posts
Think about the last time you were nervous about something you had control over. Now, think about something you were confident in that you had control over. It could be a race, an exam, an event you were leading, or a speech you were giving. The major difference in...
by admin | Jun 19, 2015 | Blog Posts
Create a Memory and Visit It Often For a moment, think about one of the greatest team experiences you have ever been a part of… I am willing to bet a memory of a unique event that you did with that team or person comes to mind. People come closer through unique shared...
by admin | Jun 11, 2015 | Blog Posts
As a leader, you spend most of your time keeping others accountable for their action and results but who is keeping you accountable? Are you at the top of your organization, department, project or even household? If you are, you probably don’t have someone keeping you...
by admin | Jun 4, 2015 | Blog Posts
In a recent presentation on self-leadership, I mentioned that in the last 4 years I have discovered the greatest leadership challenge: Parenting! I discussed that this is the most important leadership position anyone could find himself or herself in and that I still...
by admin | May 27, 2015 | Blog Posts
(This post shares a snippet of my presentation on THE ART OF SELF LEADERSHIP I will be presenting on Friday as the opening speaker to Wayne Dyer in support of the I Am Genie Foundation.) At the start of most first aid classes, the instructor will ask a question, i.e....
