Capturing Time
By L2L Contributing Author |
"If I could save time in a bottle..." was pondered by the late Jim Croce in his 1973 chart-topping song ...
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On Leadership and Toasters
By L2L Contributing Author |
Managing "things" in the work environment can be difficult. At work, "things" (like money, resources, assets, products, copy machines, etc.) ...
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How to Play to Your Strengths
By L2L Contributing Author |
Our personal strengths are expressed through the activities that we look forward to doing. They are the activities that leave ...
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Lead with People and Processes; Follow with Technology
By L2L Contributing Author |
Have you ever heard an executive say that they are going to "lead with technology"? I heard a senior executive ...
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Eggshells
By L2L Contributing Author |
As the next few days go by, many people will be cracking eggshells. For some, it may be to make ...
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Leadership Lessons from the "Gunny"
By L2L Contributing Author |
I remember it like it was yesterday - the day I met the "Gunny." His name is Jorge Sosa. When ...
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Are You Building Authentic Relationships?
By L2L Contributing Author |
Great business teams are not necessarily top management teams. They can be found in the boardroom, or on the shop ...
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How to Lead Ugly People
By L2L Contributing Author |
Just the thought of having to be around ugly people is enough to make me cringe. Now, you are going ...
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Leaders as Patrons of Faith
By L2L Contributing Author |
The idea of faith is often associated with theology. However, more broadly defined, faith means firmly believing in something that ...
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It Doesn't Take a Rocket Scientist
By L2L Contributing Author |
If statistics show that 88% of people leave a job because of how they feel they are being treated, would ...
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