When I was a professional storyteller I was struck by how rare common storytelling has become in our culture. Prior to the Internet it was not unusual for family gatherings
Nov
07Dealing with Difficult People when Leading Change: 2 of 3
When I published my business bestseller, Getting Change Right, I didn’t realize that dealing with difficult people was going to be the number one topic. In a previous video, I talked about determining how
Nov
04Digging Deep
In the picture above my daughter, Ruchi is dressed up as Kali for Halloween. Kali is one of the ten great goddesses of Hinduism. She is the destroyer of evil
Oct
31Dealing with Difficult People when Leading Change: 1 of 3
When I wrote my business bestseller, Getting Change Right, I did not anticipate that the section on dealing with difficult people would be the most popular. Here I talk about
Oct
28Follow Your Bliss
Three weeks ago I did a Monday Morning Mojo on taking charge of your own education and wrote about an event I was putting together for association CEOs on how
Oct
21Innovation through Play
My mother received her PhD in early child development when I was a youngster. I was often her test subject. As a result I associated my mother’s love with taking
Oct
17CEO event with Jay Timmons & Susan Neely
I’m hosting a great event for CEOs on October 23rd from 3-5 pm at the National Association of Manufacturers. I’ll be joined by Jay Timmons, CEO of the National Association
Oct
14Giving Your Best
The picture above is me speaking at a couple of weeks ago at a Design Summit for a new Grand Challenge. It was a true honor. I am humbled by
Oct
10Creating a Shared Stake in Success and Accelerating Buy-in
Every leader wants their vision to spread. Visionary leaders want to go beyond the transactional sharing of information and look for ways to engage the group, making them feel they
Oct
07Take Charge of Your Education
The picture above links to a 1-minute video that lays out the content of my upcoming CEOnly session with Susan Neely (CEO American Council of Life Insurers) and Jay Timmons
