While I am traveling, and not consuming much news, I am aware of the Nissan Pathfinder that caused all of the problems in Times Square last night.  This post isn’t meant to make light of the situation, but rather to use it as a chance to illuminate us of some important leadership lessons. We often

This week’s Resource Recommendation:  The 1% Windfall: How Successful Companies Use Price to Profit and Grow by Rafi Mohammed Two comments before I dive into my recommendation. This book was sent to me by a publicist who hoped I’d write about it, and I’m not finished reading it as I write this review. Additionally, this

While I’ve never worn any sort of corrective lenses, at my age, I am becoming increasingly more aware of my vision. Things that were once perfectly clear are now sometimes hazy. I once took my vision for granted; now it is becoming harder to do so. (Before you all give me the name of your

This is a poem I wrote before Remarkable Leadership was published.  I watched it last night and was reminded I hadn’t shared it here.  Please watch it, please believe it and please share it.

I had the opportunity to hear Joan Rivers talk yesterday.  She was at once both what I expected and far more.  First, I expected, brash, funny (very) mouthy and smart.  She was all of those things.  People are generally fascinated by people of celebrity and Joan delivered on that count, but what impressed me most,