Great leaders don’t fear tension or conflict. They understand the difference between healthy tension and destructive conflict, and they harness its energy in positive ways. Healthy tension exists in that place where you’re pushing the envelope while keeping control. It can exist when one or more positive things may conflict Read more
It’s book launch week! Tuesday, July 15th is the official publication date of Take Your Time Before Time Takes You (How to Make the Most of Every Day). It’s my eighth book as author or editor, not counting the multiple anthologies and periodicals that have published my stories, articles, and Read more
I was called unconventional recently, but it raised some self-doubt I had to overcome. Thoughts on authority and individuality.
Three simple tools of resilience can help you have confidence, clarity, and calm in a crisis. Do these today to make tomorrow easier.
Stop planning and take action. If you’re stuck in a planning loop, here are four questions that can help you break free.
You can either destroy the thing you don’t understand, or destroy your fear of that thing. We are not talking about an itchy sweater.
There is no bad weather. Only bad clothing. This is a useful metaphor for most of life, and something to remember on this Election Day.
Enforce your personal boundaries because if you don’t, no one else will. Here’s why it’s important, and how to get better at it.
Three ways to clarify your decision making when you feel like you’re stuck in a web of bungee cords pulling you in different directions.
Choosing grievance does not build a culture of trust. Here are five simple, everyday behaviors that build trust in your organization.