Tag: leadership

Everybody yip-yaps about authentic leadership – Can you learn how to be authentic?


Everybody yip-yaps about authentic leadership – Can you learn to be authentic?  Aren’t you getting increasingly sick about the overused phrase authentic leadership? Sure, I have used it here and there too. It was not until I read a few posts online that extensively harped on it before I finally got confused what this really… Read More Everybody yip-yaps about authentic leadership – Can you learn how to be authentic?

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The secret of making a lasting impression on people and building brand YOU


The secret of making a lasting impression on people and building brand YOU  Nothing is more disarming and meaningful as a sincere hug. Perhaps you know that Americans are among the most hugging folks around, but normally we reserve this for family members and friends. Why are you not hugging your customers, vendors, and employees though? If… Read More The secret of making a lasting impression on people and building brand YOU

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I refuse your reality and substitute my own – knowing your tipping point


I refuse your reality and substitute my own – knowing your tipping point  Sometimes you can just no longer ignore other people’s bad choices impacting you, or people whom you love. When you approach this tipping point you just know that the other’s person reality is no longer one you can share – you have… Read More I refuse your reality and substitute my own – knowing your tipping point

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2 different ways to look at success and significance. Which one are you after?


2 different ways to look at success and significance. Which one are you after?  Most societies put a lot of peer pressure on people when it comes to careers, education, and personal / societal status. The pressure is on all of us to succeed. Succeed in what though? What does success look like? How does… Read More 2 different ways to look at success and significance. Which one are you after?

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