Insights

Sometimes, the best way to learn, is to observe the experiences of others. Some of my greatest lessons in leadership have come simply from watching those around.

Efficiency is the blending of both speed and accuracy. Anyone can get the right answer if they have all day to seek it; anyone can be fast, if they aren't worried about accuracy. How do you effectively blend the two.

In the heat of competition, the impact of even small decisions can have monumental impact. What do you need to do, in order to stay focused on your goal?

Generational differences can create conflict; conflict in the workplace is no exception. How do we work across generations for the benefit of all?

If we pay attention, lessons in leadership can be found anywhere...even on the back of a surfboard.

The Declaration of Independence serves as a masterful example of effective communication; it shows readers how to clearly and effectively communicate challenging concepts to an audience. No wonder, that more than 200 years after it was written, readers are still impacted by both the message and these lessons.