3 things I learned from chess to achieve success at work
Games were a key part of my formative years. I recall playing (and beating) my father at gin rummy when I was three. Still too young to
Games were a key part of my formative years. I recall playing (and beating) my father at gin rummy when I was three. Still too young to
As a parent, there are times when I look at my son and think “I wish you could get this lesson through hearing it vs
Over the years, I’ve heard of many kinds of leadership approaches. Servant leadership. Situational leadership. The list goes on. One that I haven’t heard is personalized leadership, yet
Difficult conversations are, well, difficult. If they aren’t somewhat uncomfortable, we probably aren’t doing them right. They may be tough, but difficult conversations are necessary. They are
There’s a common stat that’s been shared over the years about job descriptions and applications. It goes something like this… Men apply when they have 50%
As a life-long learner, books are like food…necessary to function. Some are simply fuel and may be quickly forgotten. The best meals linger, as do the best
Transformation work is all about taking what is and turning it into something new. This may mean building a team from scratch, changing an existing team
As I continue my passion for non-fiction and sharing the learnings, this month is focused on Sway by Ori and Rom Brafman. The title alone was enough to
While it looks like the Great Resignation is slowing down, the job market is still active. One of the byproducts of the last few years is
There are so many opportunities in life. Endless forks in the road, taking us in one direction or another. It can be confusing. Immobilizing. The what ifs and if