Tag Archives: Success

Socializing Success

Posted on March 7, 2013 by

My wife Laura and I got into it the other night discussing how to get ahead of the competition in personal development… Continue reading →

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Metric Failures – The rest of the story

Posted on March 5, 2012 by

I got excited because I realized that I had failed twice in twenty minutes before succeeding in the twenty fith minute. My failures exceeded my successes and even my successes didn’t work out the way I hoped I did. Continue reading →

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Metric Failures

Posted on March 4, 2012 by

KPI taught me a lesson I still apply today. The less you understand about a problem the more information you request. The more you know about your problem, the more you focus on a few key items. Continue reading →

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The Lifetime Value of a Mentor

Posted on February 28, 2012 by

The synchronicity for me of the two situations was the lifetime value of a mentor. Continue reading →

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A Balanced Life and Steve Jobs

Posted on February 20, 2012 by

What stuck me the most about Jobs was found on pages 567-571, the last 5 pages….Yet no where in there, facing death, did he spend a second reflecting on his family and relationships. The closest he came was seeing his six year-old and “imagining” what is was like for the employee he fired that day to face his six year-old. Pitiful and sad.
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