I was pointed to the Powerlines for Women site yesterday, and read a quote that is certainly not just for women! It struck me as important for anyone at the start of a New Year, but it seems especially instructive for us as leaders. “We spend January 1 walking through our lives, room by room,
Do you Twitter? I’ll admit, I’ve been reluctant to jump on the Twitter bandwagon. Not because I don’t think it’s cool and innovative and a great opportunity to connect with colleagues and Clients. I’ve been reluctant because I knew I would become very addicted to it. Well, I’ve jumped in – with both feet – and
In my Powerquotes Plus email service today I shared this quotation . . . “Focus on the future, but understand the past.” — Amy Butte, CFO, New York Stock Exchange This quotation shares an important point, but isn’t completely accurate. As leaders we need to think about and focus on the future both personally and for
Across the country there are many people about ready to take on new leadership roles. A couple are very obvious and prominent; Senators Obama and Biden who will soon have new jobs. But there are hundreds of others – new Senators, Representatives, Governors, Mayors, Town Council Members and more. Of course over the next few months many
Today is Election Day in the United States – and for that reason I’m thinking about the word responsibility. It doesn’t really matter what day you read this, because our need to think about responsibility from a team leadership perspective is always critical. Today though, as I thought about responsibility, I read a quotation from Jackie Huggins an indigenous
I used to frequently facilitate a five-day workshop. As a part of the process for this workshop, we had a Thursday night dinner where all of the participants got together and celebrated the week – even though there were a few more hours of workshop remaining. When the workshop took place near our home, my
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