1950’s Consumerism: Eggs in My Cake Mix
It seems that housewives in the 1950s preferred to add some of their own creativity into the mix.
Psychosomatic Wellness
What would it take for you to look at your reality in a completely opposite direction? How would you look at your life, your friends, your work?
They Don’t Wear Shoes
What would it take for you to look at your reality in a completely opposite direction? How would you look at your life, your friends, your work?
Win Just One for the Gipper
Motivation is everything. “Win one for the Gipper,” comes from a speech Knute Rockne gave to his football players at Notre Dame during halftime while playing against the undefeated Army in 1928.
Survival: God Bless the Cockroach!
I recently gave a presentation about client survival to an audience of experienced business coaches highlighting why coached clients stay or leave.
The Age of Unrealistic Management
When big data meets big management, big management feels like they have to do something with it. And they do.
There’s Always Something Better to Do
A prioritized list might work, but then the next big project comes in, and now I have two big projects to do. More big projects come in, making me feel a bit overwhelmed.
The Paradox of Awards
The paradox of awards occur in the awards of recognition and merit. These awards are usually presented with an aim of encouraging the recipient to keep doing what they are doing and to encourage others to follow suit.
How Do Relationships Define Our Truth?
Answering the question as to why intimate relationships succeed or fail was found to be easier than suspected; however, the results are not what might be expected.
Collaboration or Confusion?
One of the hallmarks of high performing teams is collaboration. Conflict and drama make great stories but great collaboration leads to enduring successes.