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The Art of Sitting on Your Hands
One of the most dynamic entrepreneurs and leaders I have ever known knew a secret – listen more than you speak. I mean at meetings – all...
Leadership: An Affair of the Heart and Mind
There are classic truths about leadership. As I was preparing for a recent presentation, I re-discovered this beautiful articulation of...
Lead at Work and Home
The weekly leadership acts that don't usually get counted on accountability sheets include things like - saying thank you, expressing...
Create Ripples
What's your ripple effect? Your smiles - your positive words - your gentle hand - your good works - your positive effort - your...
10 Steps to Turn an Enemy into a Friend
You have the power to shift any relationship beginning today. Create a new energy with someone who needs to smile. Is there someone...
8 Pillars of Volunteer Leadership
Getting others to follow is a key skill for any volunteer leader. Ensuring that we have other volunteers working with us also ensures the...
Listen to Drama with Love
Drama is a form of expression that can drain us. When I involve myself in drama, it usually stems from a place of imbalance within...
Hope and Planning
Hope is the foundation of planning. Conversations build hope. (Ask - Where are we now? Where would we like to be?) Dreaming begins with...
Leadership, Drama and Bad Behavior at Work
Work can be a playground - it can be fun and invigorating with lots of focused synergy. But it can also offer a setting for dramatic...
Communication at its Best
Communication is the vehicle through which we get things accomplished in our day. Here are three questions to assess your communication...
