Prepare in the Good Times
Think back to March 2020. How many individuals and businesses wish they’d not spent that moderate-to-large amount on that discretionary purchase in February? How many
Think back to March 2020. How many individuals and businesses wish they’d not spent that moderate-to-large amount on that discretionary purchase in February? How many
The ancient Stoic philosophers understood this. The ancient wisdom of “The Art of War” and the Tao Te Ching knew it, too. Scripture is filled
I’m all about solutions. Find a problem? Solve it. Have a cool solution? Find a problem it solves and apply it. But there are some
A critical tool to reduce reactive behavior as the owner or leader of an organization: data dashboards that provide glanceable information on the status and
Advice about patience we often see: trust the “process”. This has always sparked two questions for me: Is there actually a process? If so, what
Experts teach several models for analyzing the competitive environment and internal capabilities of companies. These are valuable tools, but they can sometimes overwhelm, and even
Do you know what the real value of a plan, a desired outcome, a to-do list, or anything of the sort is? It’s a little
They say the only constant in life is change. Change is hard, though, and my own anecdotal experience indicates that most people don’t like –
I love planning! In fact, I probably over plan! My mind just works that way. It sees subsequent steps and likely outcomes clearly, and then
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