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Finding Value in Short Video

Can we learn from short video? How short is short? Does the platform matter? These are just a few of the questions we might ask today that we never even considered 5 or 10 years ago. It used to be that we thought of eLearning as short video content. In fact, that is about the

How Are You Developing New and Frontline Leaders?

Who knew that a pandemic would quickly and drastically shift our focus and priorities? Depending on your industry, the nature of the changes brought on by the pandemic might have been different. But every organization and industry shifted to new priorities in that new world. One of the constant organizational needs that dropped off the

Things Your Parents Said That Were Wiser Than We Knew

Recently, I have been hearing my mom and dad in my ear. There are things my parents told me a kid that have become a part of my belief system. But when I thought about them as a leader, I gained a whole other level of insight. Because of this mental exercise, I decided to

Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket – Remarkable TV

Now, you might already know that I grew up on a farm, and so I have plenty of farm phrases in my vernacular. Some of these phrases wouldn’t make any sense to you. But some of those farm phrases are things you’ve either heard before or maybe even heard here on this blog last week.

Fast-Forwarding to the Future

We are all used to change – it comes at us every day. Chances are you have read that we experience more change than previous generations. While I don’t know if that is factual, it sure seemed right. But now? In 2022? The events of the past two years have accelerated changes in ways we

Making Hay and Making Progress – Remarkable TV

I grew up on a farm, and so I have plenty of agricultural phrases in my vernacular, but actually all of us have some of those phrases. For example: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Yep, that’s a farm phrase. And hint, I’m going to talk about it next week. But for now

Determining Personal Benchmarks

Benchmarking can create new perspectives and a competitive edge in business. That why so many organizations look for benchmarks to compare performance, understand gaps, and measure success. Those objectives sound valuable for an individual as well, don’t they? That’s why I want to suggest to you the idea and value of personal benchmarks, and help

Helping You Get Remarkable Results

In case you haven’t noticed, LinkedIn is far more than a professional networking and job seeking site. It is the most vibrant social media platform for professionals – with the least nonsense associated with it. For nearly a year, I have been writing a weekly LinkedIn newsletter called Remarkable Results. Humbly, I’m going to tell

Creating a Daily Masterpiece

Last week, on the jetway to board a flight, I heard a young girl behind me say (to no one in particular, as far as I could tell), “Make it a masterpiece.” For emphasis, she said it three times. “Make it a masterpiece.” I’ve been thinking about her advice ever since. What if we focused

Helping You Demystify Remote Leadership

It’s been nearly two years since you may have been forced into remote leadership. Like being thrown into the deep end of the pool, you have survived. But chances are you would like to do more than simply survive. As you have settled into this new mode of leading, you might wonder if you are

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