I have had the unique opportunity to officiate a wedding—actually, two weddings, both for my nieces who are both named Allie. While this might seem unrelated to leadership, believe me, it isn’t. Here are some leadership lessons I picked up from the experience:Preparation MattersSpeaking in public might be my bread and butter, but for this
Today, let’s dive into the concept of the “knowing-doing gap” – a challenge that’s been around for a while but is as relevant as ever.The Knowing-Doing Gap: A 25-Year-Old ChallengeBack in 2000, a book titled “The Knowing-Doing Gap” was published, focusing on helping organizations act on what they know. Interestingly, this challenge hasn’t faded over
Every leader, at some point in their career, encounters a less-than-ideal boss. While it’s easy to learn from exceptional leaders we admire, deciphering lessons from a challenging supervisor might seem more daunting. However, these experiences provide a valuable opportunity for personal growth and leadership development. In this piece, I’m sharing three golden questions that can help
If you’ve ever spent countless hours perfecting an email or triple-checking a piece of work, you’ve likely fallen into the productivity trap of perfectionism. We all have, to some degree. Some wear the badge of “perfectionist” with pride, while others see it as a challenge.Why Do We Strive for Perfection?Fear of Criticism: The apprehension that
One of the ways we can make sense of our world is to simplify things by finding patterns. But that is just a small part of the power of pattern recognition. Recently, I wrote about the problems with pattern recognition – consider this a companion piece. Reading both will give you a more complete picture
I am going to say something heretical. I am tired of hearing about change. Not that it is happening, but that we feel like we’re the first to go through such times. We are going through “unprecedented change.” You hear it every day. Whether it’s AI, work from home, Covid, or other challenges. In fact,
Today, I’m digging deep into a topic that affects us all at some point or another—procrastination. But don’t worry; I’ve got you covered with actionable strategies to get you moving. First off, if you claim never to have procrastinated, you’re probably fooling yourself. Procrastination is such a common issue that if you’re reading this blog post,
As humans, we have become quite adept at pattern recognition. It helps us with our memory, problem solving, and social interactions. It has helped us survive as a species. But as powerful and useful as it is, it is also problematic. Let’s examine how our comprehension abilities can be compromised when we lean into the
We’ve all been there: staring at a massive project, feeling paralyzed, unable to make the first move. This sense of being overwhelmed is not only discouraging but can also kill productivity. If you’ve ever found yourself in this situation—or you’re there right now—I have some strategies that might help you move the ball forward.Understanding OverwhelmFirstly,
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