On Leadership and Lawnmower Blades
By L2L Contributing Author |
I re-learned a lesson this past weekend. It was the same lesson that a friend recently re-learned, too. That lesson ...
Read More Are you Prepared to be Wrong?
By L2L Contributing Author |
What if you’re wrong? What if an idea, approach, solution, thought, or answer you have at this very moment is ...
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Bold Leaders and Stretchy Necks
By L2L Contributing Author |
In an organization that I worked in many years ago, I recall once taking an unpopular and controversial stand on ...
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Sweat Equity: Inspiration From Perspiration
By L2L Contributing Author |
I am often told that I inspire others with what I do. But what does that mean? Sometimes I honestly ...
Read More Peaceful Productivity
By L2L Contributing Author |
A colleague of mine tells a story of a martial arts training that he conducted for a Special Forces unit ...
Read More Born or Made: Lincoln & Jordan
By L2L Contributing Author |
Answer the question "Are Leaders Born or Are They Made?" the same way you would answer this question: "Are Athletes ...
Read More Human Connection: The Achilles Heel of Technology
By L2L Contributing Author |
Who would argue that technological advances have not profoundly changed our lives in a significant way? Information that was previously ...
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Leadership 101: How to Beat Your People
By L2L Contributing Author |
Leaders: When your people are not performing their tasks or jobs; not living up to expectations; and not providing you ...
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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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