2011 June
As we brace to celebrate our national independence I will ask that you all oblige me as I go off script with commentary that is Read More
“The pursuit of happiness” is listed in the United States Declaration of Independence among the unalienable and sovereign rights of man.
In the workshops I Read More
Innovation begins with just one great idea – built upon, tested, retested and executed with care. It can take thousands of ideas, over the course Read More
OMG, how miserable are you?
Wow, according to The U.S. Misery Index , Americans are very, very miserable … Read More
Believe it or not, that is the first question you should ask yourself! Why? Studies have proven it takes us about five or six seconds to make Read More
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few weeks, you probably know that McKinsey & Company recently published a report titled “How Read More
Lately, I’ve been reading quite a bit about how companies are still trying to fully recover and grow during these challenging times. Among the most Read More
We look both ways before we cross the street. We research the company we are dealing with before making a big purchase. These are both examples Read More
Electric cars seem like the socially conscious, feel-good investment among environmentally friendly consumers. In corporate boardrooms, the innovation seemed well liked indeed.
What’s not Read More
John Paul DeJoria , ranked by Forbes magazine as the 66th richest man in America with a net worth of $4.6 billion, did not Read More
Agility is a three dimensional challenge of leadership and management. It always has been and always will be. Mastering these three dimensions of Read More
“You can’t solve a problem with the same thinking that created it ” Albert Einstein
According to the American Psychological Association 75% of Americans experience symptoms Read More
Last, fall I wrote a post titled Speaking Truth to Power , that offered ten keys to speaking truth Read More
Many well-meaning managers and leaders assume that because members of the organization are “active” that they are also “effective.” In reality, activity does not equal Read More
Here we go again. A wave of uneven economic new items about housing, employment and equities have made some entrepreneurs queasy. Should companies shift their Read More
This week on The CEO TV Show, I sit down with Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos .
Hsieh, who sold his first Read More
We have all heard it by now: a blog is a great way to have dynamic content on your corporate website that brings in traffic Read More
The marketing ecosystem is changing—are you going to be an innovator or get left behind in the dust?
In a recent Read More
Expert Reveals Why Expensive Gas Will Be
The Fuel That Drives Innovations in Alternative Energy
Long lines at the gas Read More
If you’re one of those people who enjoyed the popular 2004 film Napoleon Dynamite , you’re in for a treat because Read More
Why is it that most managers shy away from the “power” word? This appears especially true in a society where attitudes of entitlement prevail and Read More
All right, this happened .
It’s gross, none of us wants to Read More
In all business relationships we are always at a choice point, to assume and blame or tell the truth about how we are feeling and Read More
This week on The CEO TV Show, I interview George Halvorson . Halvorson is Chairman and CEO of Kaiser Permanente, the nation’s largest private Read More
Dominique Strauss-Khan, Elliot Spitzer, Mark Sanford, and more recently Anthony Weiner. My guess is those four names conjure up a pretty clear idea in your mind Read More
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