Posts Tagged "Patterns"
Never too old to be gutsy
I could feel my anger bubble from toes to head as I read the article about this amazing 92-year-old priest willing to be GUTSY. Share This
Read MoreToo many Easter eggs
OOOPS, I meant to say eggnogs. Hey, have you ever over-indulged and then found yourself reaching for the Alka-Seltzer? Then you hit yourself on the side of the head regretting that you still have to prove to the world you are “THE ONE”. Share This
Read MoreVeterans unstoppable
Honoring those who have served while we go about our daily tasks is crucial to our country. This year celebrating Veterans Day had more media attention, or so it seemed to me, than in the past. Share This
Read MoreLeadership and waiting for gas
Hurricane Sandy, like Katrina, will take its toll for months, even years to come. Share This
Read MoreExecutive leadership education and the power of change
On the plane to San Diego I had a lot of time to catch up on reading. Friday’s, October 12, 2012, USA Today newspaper had an excellent article about what happens when high level leaders bite the bullet and change their minds. Share This
Read MoreHey Arnold Schwarzenegger! Keep it zipped
Most contemporary PR books give the same advice: any publicity is better than no publicity. This is the modern way to sell books, get on TV, and make millions. Share This
Read MoreLeadership mandate: Carpe the opportunity
What does it mean to seize the opportunity? Share This
Read MoreThree leadership tactics and what to retool when facing change
In the face of relentless, unforgiving, unusual, and reverberating change what do you do? Share This
Read MoreLeadership and love: Chris Christie is confused
The Republican Convention created a clash of the titans as Ann Romney talked about “The Power of Love” and Governor Christie talked about “Respect over Love”. Share This
Read MoreThe Many Meanings of a Super Achiever
Perhaps that question sounds like it is founded on circular logic, but I assure you it is not. Share This
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