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The topic of the last blog was getting to the top through the employment of the contributive mindset.  Shortly after […]

Profound wisdom is hard to come by, but occasionally we get lucky. Telva McGruder, a senior executive at General Motors […]

In the last blog I wrote of one percent changes, tiny experiments that can change the culture and have big […]

Kim Cameron and I often team teach.  I do mornings, and he does afternoons.  Each morning, I ask the participants […]

My friend Lowell works in a large bank. He called me with a radical idea. He said he wanted to […]

Over the past two weeks, I had the honor of extensive conversation with two girls, both in the ninth grade. […]

Today I have a puzzle that will test if you are a leader or a manager. It is a case […]

Busy executives often mention that they live by a “checklist mentality.”  This means they are very busy, and they move […]

I met with a group of surgeons and taught them how to enter the fundamental state of leadership.  We had […]