Hate by Design

I’ve had enough. Something has changed in the American dialogue about faith, gender, sexual orientation, and decency. I can turn on my television any night

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This Battle Chose Us

leading through changeleading through criticismleading through riskleading through failuresleading through setbacksleading through growthleading through fearleading through breakthroughsleading through bigotryleading through new perspectivesleading through sadnessleading through

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X-Ray Visions

There is a thin line…and I mean a really, really thin line…between confidence and arrogance.  Consider the leadership team in your organization. Presumably they are

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End of the Line

I talk about my work. I plan my work. I have an extensive and well organized Wunderlist. I document every meeting in Evernote. I need to get

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Vengeance Is My Name

Grace…an act of kindness or courtesy…BetrayalThe jokes and cliches about corporate life being rife with betrayal are common for a reason. It’s true. For those

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Salt the Wound (feat. You)

Approval.Influence.Pressure.Deceit.Impact.Competition.Winning.Decision-making.Power.ResponsibilityMaking big decisions is a requirement when you lead an organization. Sometimes those decisions stem from frustration at the poor performance of the team and

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Your Community – Your Future

The incredible power of communities in today’s world of work is literally transformational. Particularly for the untapped world of healthcare human resources or other risk-averse

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No Community – No Future

I’ve been pushing myself to learn lately. The new tools that are redefining how executives transform their brands, their teams, and their organizations are exploding all

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World In A World

The modern workplace has two worlds that exist simultaneously. I know this because I’ve lived in both of them for many years. I didn’t realize

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Stay of Execution

“I know, I know…you’re “crazy busy” at work.”“Oh, that’s right…you have to finish up a couple of projects before you can get started.”“Of course, you

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