Entrepreneurs and executives, alike, need to design (or redesign) solutions that make business expansion lucrative and relatively painless. Successful work effort relies on tools, processes, and strategies that must accommodate additional growth or scalability. It is much more efficient to establish best practices on a small manageable scale, before the workload makes development and adjustments too burdensome and expensive. [Read more…]
Success Envy?
I have been noticing role models in my line of work, lately. They are the pioneers, blazing new trails in the marketplace. They are enjoying success. That is great news… What’s bothering me is the faint hint of jealously. I ask, “What about my great news?” What was admiration and respect faded subtly and replaced with success envy. [Read more…]
Schedule Your Priorities
Have you ever reached the end of the day and wondered, “Why am I not making progress on what I care about most?” If you are like me, this curiosity quickly turns to frustration. Frustration is the “feeling of being upset or annoyed, especially because of inability to change or achieve something.” [Read more…]
Perfect or Great?
Perfection is alluring! For Superstars (those who are brilliant, talented, and driven), perfection is the thing they aspire to and never quite achieve. A Superstar is so gifted that he or she can polish a client presentation, speech, or spreadsheet, to near flawlessness. So, why not go for perfection? [Read more…]
Secret Code for NOT Leading
Imagine being in a luxurious hotel lobby primed for a special weekend, champagne and tapas on hand for sampling. Live piano music and chair massages available to guests checking in. Anticipation of the upcoming banquet is growing, and so is the commotion around the massage chair. [Read more…]
Directionally Correct
When I heard the phrase “Directionally Correct” for the first time, I laughed aloud. It seems like a really nice way of saying, “This project (or team) is a total mess, but we are moving closer to…something.” [Read more…]
Farming for Success
I started growing herbs and lettuce with my new hydroponic garden! The garden is very small, yet it has yielded great insight into the agricultural industry. OK, that is an overstatement… To date, my entire harvest amounts to a few garnishes of Genovese Basil and four leaves of Paris Island Lettuce. [Read more…]
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