Time to Run a Negative Pilot?
February 9, 2015
Regularly paring away – or updating – standing activities makes room for what really matters today. This kind of curation helps you find ways to do less in order to contribute more.
Succinct, Specific and Generous
December 15, 2014
Neuroscience has revealed three ways to communicate so you’re more likely to be heard: be succinct, specific and generous. When you combine them (SSG), it’s like applying Velcro to your messages.
The Stories We Tell Ourselves
May 5, 2014
We know storytelling is a great leadership skill for engaging and influencing others. However, there is also a growing body of research on how to harness the power of our inner narratives:
Use a Redemptive Rear View Mirror
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