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Monthly Archives: May 2015
Engagement Q7 – I Still Remember Wondering, “What is wrong with me?”
In 1978 when Victoria Station retained Blanchard and Associates to assess our leadership team, I was the new Manager of Financial Planning. After a week of hearing of the consultant spending an hour interviewing everyone who was a manager and … Continue reading
Memorial Day and Servant Leadership
I have always associated Memorial Day with honoring the sacrifice of the men and women of our Armed Services. Mostly my focus was the “armed” part and not the “service” part. Reading emails and watching our sunset, a new vision … Continue reading
An Open Door vs. An Open Heart
There’s a big difference between an open door and an open heart! Continue reading
Finding the Strength to Fail and Why It Matters.
Yet this week, some setbacks, a polite term for failure, had me questioning whether the eventual triumph would ever appear. Why would someone who has Positivity as a strength and Possibilist as a brand label be questioning his setbacks? Continue reading
Your Anaerobic Work Threshold
Our Masters swim/triathlon coach sent us a workout designed to improve our performance… If this approach makes sense for my running or swimming, why not apply it for my work? Continue reading
