The New Year is upon on us and no one is complaining. We are looking ahead to an economic and personal recovery. A healthier time, where favorite activities can be resumed and we can get rid of masks; to when we can hug each other again! For business, it is a time of renewal—even for …
That is exciting news in a year that has been so uncertain, and perhaps even a bit terrifying. The title to this blog is credited to Renita Kalhorn, an advisor to Navy Seals. Interestingly only 25% are able to complete Hell Week after 6 months of training. Kalhorn says “If you ask Navy Seal instructors …
Tired of the Pandemic and Politics? Who isn’t? Unfortunately, both may get worse before they get better. But when I look back on this year, I am inspired to optimism. I have witnessed incredible strength and resiliency where company leaders have made tough choices but in so doing have strengthened their cultures, their relationships with …
By now you are probably tired of hearing about Covid and how it impacts business. Unfortunately, it is a topic we cannot escape. But what if we take a different slant for a moment and think about how it is permanently changing our overall culture, not just our business culture directly? As people absorb the …
There are several key questions I keep hearing from my clients: How will remote working impact us long term? Is what I am experiencing in sales “normal”? Should I take advantage and hire talent now while it is available? In its most recent issue Inc. magazine surveyed its newest list of Inc. 5000 (fastest growing …
Business Growth is Often Stalled by Doing What We Have Always Done We spend our lives focusing on the what—the practices, and policies that we have painstakingly put in place. We do what we do because we are supposed to do it. Our parents raised us to, or our teachers taught us to, or our …
Tracking progress should foreshadow the future not just report the past. The world just changed. The data you have is now at least partially obsolete, and the goals set earlier this year may not still be relevant. Tracking progress should reflect your current position and foreshadow the future, not just report the past. Especially now. …
Every year a few adventurous spirits join me in a faraway land to ride indigenous horses in their ancestral terrain. This year we headed to Egypt to ride Arabians around the pyramids and through the desert. While there, we had an adventure all right but not the one we were hoping for. Yes, Covid-19 interrupted …
Many of us are doing things we never thought possible. I spoke with a client this morning who said “We thought working remotely was something we would never do. Now we are good at it.” Leaders are seeing that what once served as constraint, our own belief in our ability to execute, is no longer …
As the world starts to peek out under the virus curtain and look around, we have some tough decisions to make. Are we going back to the way things were before we began this odyssey? Chances are, not exactly. Some key questions to ask are: Should I bring everyone back into the office? Some companies …
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