I saw this cartoon yesterday and it immediately brought to mind this paradox of perspective and the old adage that there are three sides to every story … yours, mine and the truth. In our multicultural society, even holiday greetings are subject to scrutiny, and its hard to get it right! Saying “Happy Holidays” is … Continue reading The Prize and Price of Perspective
Managing Your Personal Balance Of Power
How many people do you know that are “owners” of issues or tasks? Those that tend to say “yes” anytime something needs to be done or that you hear saying “I’ll do it myself” every time you offer to help? Conversely, I’m sure you’ve met people who tend more to feel they aren’t in control … Continue reading Managing Your Personal Balance Of Power
Mining Our “Misfits” For Maximum Impact
I admit that what I’m about to write is a little weird, but its my weirdness so I think I’ll have a little fun with myself. I woke up this morning (or maybe I was still dozing and dreaming) and thinking about the phrase “square peg in a round hole”. I turned it over in my … Continue reading Mining Our “Misfits” For Maximum Impact
5 Signs Your Traditions Need to Change, And 5 Steps To Making It Work
I’m up early this morning, taking some quiet time before the house stirs to process thoughts and write. My eyes are repeatedly drawn to the Christmas tree in the corner of our great room as it is a truly marvelous sight. My wife and a friend spend an entire day each year creating a work … Continue reading 5 Signs Your Traditions Need to Change, And 5 Steps To Making It Work
Leading Essentially 