
Exercises in Futility
Life is hard. Work is hard. Relationships are hard. Being disciplined is hard. Staying motivated is hard. Being there for someone…everyone…is hard. Making the right

Life is hard. Work is hard. Relationships are hard. Being disciplined is hard. Staying motivated is hard. Being there for someone…everyone…is hard. Making the right

I’ve had many opportunities over the years to work with a growing number of young leaders (both in years and experience.) I think that means

I’ve been relatively quiet the last few months here on NoExcusesHR. The crushing noise of the US election, the juvenile behavior from all sides, the

“The only way to find your voice is to use it.” – Austin Kleon Almost a full year into new ways of working, connecting, growing,

I let a milestone slip by quietly a month or so ago. It was the tenth anniversary of this blog (900 posts strong.) I know,

I see color. I see the beautiful shades of humanity. I see the differences between you and me. I see the unique perspective that you

Black Lives Matter. It is not a slogan or bandwagon issue. It is something we need to embrace, respect, and acknowledge as part of the

Long before all the current WFH craze hit the world, my company was 100% virtual. Our transition to all of the suddenly trendy advice around workspaces,

…faith and work and charity and healthy eating and being productive and working out and caring for everyone and reading and listening and learning and

Okay, I think we’ve had just about enough of this whole stay-at-home lifestyle, right? Anyone else ready to go to a restaurant, attend a playoff