Planning Ahead
So much reactivity could be prevented and turned into proactivity with a little advanced planning. I see stressed-out, overworked, crazy busy people almost every day
So much reactivity could be prevented and turned into proactivity with a little advanced planning. I see stressed-out, overworked, crazy busy people almost every day
Are you good at having difficult conversations? You know, the ones that can hurt people’s feelings or criticize widely held sacred cows? Yeah, me either!
Are all your eggs in one basket? Or are you well-diversified with optionality? I frequently hear alarming strategies that hinge entirely on one primary customer,
Unfortunately, we will all face disappointments, rejections, and outright failures. Many people will choose self-doubt, sadness, wallowing, and despair. I have found that the most
One of the biggest improvement opportunities for busy professionals is responding rather than reacting. The person at the top of the organizational chart got
Recently, at a church service, an altar server caused a short pause by not anticipating a routine task during the service. As a former altar
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
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
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
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