This blog shares Phase Two of the process I used with a committee that I have been leading since July 2016. The process consists of creating a vision, engaging members and putting the structures in place to ensure successful implementation of a project in any organization. Vision – The Devil is In the Details As […]
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I’ve had it with hypocritical speakers, trainers and consulting firms that make lots of money preaching ideas and concepts but never practice them. How many of you have wondered if those consultants you’ve hired have ever actually practiced what they preach (or sell)? I know when I was in the corporate world I was dismayed […]
Read MoreNOTE: portions of this blog were published in February, 2016. Given the recent events and our current political environment, I have updated content and believe this message more relevant now than ever. There’s a lot of talk these days about “winning.” Donald Trump is good example of someone obsessed with winning. Charlie Sheen notoriously described […]
Read MoreI invite you to be part of this stream of consciousness inquiry about leadership, politics and religion. March, 2015 I was in the final editing stages of my book From Type A to Type T: How To Be A Transformational Leader in A Bottom-Line World. Donald Trump and Pope Francis People would ask, “What’s a […]
Read MoreOh boy! It’s time for a new season of Undercover Boss! This may be one reality show that many wish their bosses would discover. If you haven’t watched it before, the boss, usually the owner, CEO or high level exec, puts on a weird disguise and goes undercover to see what it’s really like to […]
Read MoreI don’t know about the rest of you, but I’ve been captivated by the coverage about Muhammad Ali – his life and legacy. You see, as a little girl growing up, I remember seeing this brash and bold young Black man on television. He was loud and proud. All I knew were people who were […]
Read MoreHave you noticed that many people are experiencing a level of restlessness, edginess, weariness at work? Maybe it’s political campaign fatigue. But I began to think that people might be missing or seeking a deeper sense of hope or inspiration. Maybe it’s both. But what’s the difference? Hope and Inspiration My trusty Webster’s dictionary says […]
Read MoreI’m sure it was a pitiful sight. Hobbling into the living room on my walker, 3 days after a total knee replacement, I was sniveling and sobbing like a 5 year old. My nurse-friend who stayed with me during my first nights at home and my friend who stayed with me during the day had […]
Read MoreNow that I am off pain medication and am nearing the end of my 6 week hiatus from work due to a total knee replacement, I can reflect on the many lessons learned that I’d like to share with you. Today’s lesson is about how TED hose will make me a better person and better […]
Read MoreAspiring and Emerging Leaders Let’s get one thing straight –transforming yourself to senior leadership is NOT about what you know or who you know. Now, don’t get me wrong – those things are important, particularly in the early stages of a person’s career. In fact, I remember looking for opportunities to prove I was a […]
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