-
Recent Posts
The Conversation
Archives
Categories
A good friend of mine finally quit the job she had suffered through for over a year. Quitting was an easy and impossible decision to make. Early last year she and her husband sold their east coast home and moved … Continue reading
Posted in News Tagged 360 report, bad boss, bosses, Career, Gallup, interviewing, leadership Leave a comment
We all want to be happy and successful, learning, growing and doing what we love. Yet as we approach Labor Day 2013 and the end of year five – beginning with an acute financial meltdown in 2008 to an economy … Continue reading
Posted in News Tagged American Dream, boss from hell, business, career development, careers, connecting the dots, Coyote and Roadrunner, economic research, economy, employee engagement, empowerment, finding your voice, Gallop, inequality, Labor Day, leadership, mindfulness, recession of 2008, risk assessment, self-awareness, strategy, taking action, upward mobility, workplace Leave a comment
If leadership is learned through experience, then being a dad easily stands out as one of life’s key events for influencing how we choose to lead. So on the occasion of Father’s Day, here are a few things I’ve picked … Continue reading
Posted in News Tagged #Fathersday, Children, Father's Day, Leaders, Parents Leave a comment
Hello world!
Posted in News Tagged Eugene Robinson, incivility, restoring civility, The Washington Post, Thunder Road Leave a comment
We’re one month into 2013 and I’m wondering how all those New Year’s resolutions are coming along. You know – more trips to the gym, more time with friends and family, fewer carbs, fewer hours watching ESPN, Homeland and The … Continue reading
Posted in News Tagged Leading teams, mojo, resolutions, work-place conflict Leave a comment
Last week at a dinner party with some close friends we ended the evening with coffee, dessert, and an animated conversation sparked by Ann-Marie Slaughter’s recent Atlantic article titled, “Why Women Still Can’t Have it All.” Slaughter wrote about the … Continue reading
Posted in News Tagged Ann-Marie Slaughter, work/life balance 1 Comment