Category: Development
When Life Throws You an Unexpected Curve
It’s impossible to out-guess The Universe. We enter into a situation for all of the right reasons: A challenge. Something new. To help a friend. To lend a hand. But it didn’t turn out like you’d envisioned it. What next? Pick yourself up and dust yourself off. Be kind to yourself. Fix what you can, [...]
Leadership is Not A Once-and-Done Proposition
According to the dictionary, to “chafe” means to wear down or damage as a result of abrasive rubbing. It also means to aggravate or annoy. It happens in running. (Don’t ask!) And it happens in leadership – Something rubs against our image of ourselves or who we believe ourselves to be as a leader. Maybe [...]
10 Ways that Leaders Can Use a Marathon Mindset
In my humble opinion, there are few analogous experiences to leadership development more appropriate than the training grounds of endurance sports. In many of the incredible organizations with which I’ve had the pleasure of working, top decision makers practice some endurance activity. Sometimes it’s only to blow off steam. Sometimes it’s about gaining a mental [...]
Find Your Voice: An Inspirational Challenge
If you haven’t played with it yet, try out Haiku Deck (http://www.haikudeck.com/). It’s an online software tool/iPad app that helps you create amazing presentations by pulling in new and fresh images automatically. Because I have strong visual tendencies, I use it to help me draft content and find what needs more focus. I love it! [...]
