In Tim Sanders’ great new book, Today We are Rich, he writes this important question: “What are you not doing today that you were doing when I first met you?” Question to Ponder What have I stopped doing lately? What activity am I doing regularly that isn’t moving me closer towards my goals? Action Steps

Do you want to be more creative? Would you like your team to be more creative too? It all starts with one critical factor. It isn’t about techniques or strategies or how Einstein was creative. It isn’t about hiring more creatively gifted people either. The seed of the answer is implied in the title of

Today’s Resource Recommendation is Sway: The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior by Ori Brafman and Rom Brafman. I really liked this book. A couple of months ago, it was recommended to me by a person I respect, so I put it in my Amazon Shopping Cart and it arrived soon after. Since it is paperback

“Perfect song on the radio Sing along ’cause it’s one we know It’s a smile, it’s a kiss It’s a sip of wine, it’s summertime Sweet summertime” That’s the chorus of Kenny Chesney’s hit song Summertime (full lyrics can be found here).  And while those might not be the words you’d use, and while the

What?  Leaders should be vulnerable?  This seems to make no sense in a world where we criticize leaders if they cry (Speaker of the House John Boehner and Super Bowl Winning Coach Dick Vermeil come to mind), and we tell ourselves and each other “never let them see you sweat.”  After all, the first definition