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Category Archives: Strategic Disruption
Why you need John Wooden and Stephen Covey!
“Things turn out best for people who make the best out of how things turn out.” – John Wooden
John Wooden shared this gem in his book, Wooden. These sixteen words sum up the reason for developing a positive attitude and a contingency plan. It’s not enough to have one or the other. You need both. Continue reading
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Posted in Change management, People and Productivity, Strategic Disruption
Tagged #stephen covey, John Wooden
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The Spread Offense in Your Business
Here’s the rub. Each team’s spread is different. Some pass to run, others run to pass, and some do a little of both. Texas A&M passes to set up their runs while Auburn runs to set up their passes. So which is it, and how does this relate to business? Continue reading
QR Books – The Next Big Wave to Catch
Do you love to stay informed on the best thought leaders as well as find time to review the classic literature in your field? Successful individuals always answer yes to this question. The rub is finding the time do both while executing … Continue reading
What I Learned Vacationing in National Parks
Vacations are time slot to vacate your normal routine. As a business consultant living on the flat and humid Gulf Coast, a trip to the high desert of Arches and Zion National Parks in low humidity Utah was the perfect setting. We hiked, ate, photographed and mostly strained our necks looking up at God’s awesome creations. Continue reading
Polar Bear Planning
Funny how cold water will fire you up. Continue reading
Posted in Motivation, Strategic Disruption
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Voting and Business
Finding myself in a 20 minute line to #vote this morning, I started pondering what business lessons could be learned from this whole voting process. Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Marketing, Strategic Disruption, time management
Tagged business planning, Freedom, Obama care, Voting
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Preparing for the Other Season
Tropical storm Isaac announced the start of season most businesses hope to avoid. Weather is a two edged sword for our beach economy. Continue reading
Posted in Change management, Strategic Disruption
Tagged Emergency Planning, EMT, Hurricanes
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