Whether or not you’ve personally visited the City of Sin, you’re probably familiar with its reputation. People go there to have a good time or escape the daily grind. They often eat and… Read More
I was nervous as I walked into the gym. I had never done any kind of boxing, and was about to do my first class. The advertisements for this class boasted “you’ll burn… Read More
Has a friend of yours ever pointed out that you had a piece of lettuce stuck in your teeth? How did you feel? Embarrassed? Thankful? What did you do next? Did you immediately… Read More
I was conducting a training session recently, and we were wrapping up the classroom portion for the day. As with many training sessions, we were discussing what the trainees would take with them… Read More
Have you ever taken a look at your work life and wondered, “Where am I going?” “Why am I doing this?” “Will I be doing this same stuff the rest of my career?”… Read More
Can a person be comfortable and still be in the process of intentionally becoming something better than he or she is currently?
Does “common sense” really exist? Can it be learned, or are you born with (or without) it? Dan McCarthy posted a great blog on common sense, and ways to build it. Below are some… Read More
Are SMART goals dumb? Are inspirational goals enough? You might be surprised…
Lousy baseball players have a better success rate than most development plans. Try these tips to turn the plan into value…
Jim Collins uses the phrase “Preserve the core; simulate progress” – what does this mean for learning and development?
