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The great American humorist, Will Rogers, once made this comment: Nothing is more uncommon than common sense. Leaders know that the obvious is not always obvious. Just because something “makes […]
The great American humorist, Will Rogers, once made this comment: Nothing is more uncommon than common sense. Leaders know that the obvious is not always obvious. Just because something “makes […]
Leaders know the “experienced” employee is the most “at risk” employee. It is human nature that the more you do something and the more you do it well, the more
Change is hard, states an old but true cliché. Leaders know change is a present and future constant. Listening without judgment as an employee adjusts to changing circumstance and connecting
Hearing of his reported death, Mark Twain famously commented: Rumors of my demise are greatly exaggerated. Leaders know that “Saying it’s so, doesn’t make it so!” An opinion can be
Leaders know there is a great difference between worry and resolve. A worried person sees a problem. A resolute person solves a problem—not so much with ease as with grit.
Columbus always believed he had landed in Asia instead of in the “New World.” Recent polls indicate one in four Americans believe the moon landing was a hoax. And, more
A saleswoman and a scientist sat next to each other on a long flight. The scientist decided to demonstrate what he considered his superior intelligence. His plan was simple. He
There are times when a coincidence can teach a lesson. For example: On a recent flight I was seated next to a man who spent the forty-five-minute flight telling me
During a busy day of shopping, a woman didn’t realize she’d lost her purse until a little boy ran up to her and returned it. “Hey, Lady,” he said, “You
Leaders know leadership is a journey. Leaders know knowledge evolves, understanding matures, and wisdom progresses when you are open to learning the life lessons work will teach. And, as often