This Time is Different
It's Tuesday again!
And I'm back with another video Tuesday Tidbit.
Before I share the video, I've been talking to a number of you about the CEO Peer Groups I'm starting. I
You Need To Let Go To Grow
We just returned from a six-hour drive to northern Ontario, where we dropped my oldest daughter, Avalon, off at an overnight camp for the first time. (I'll be back with
Winning Gold – What Your Superstars Need To Thrive
On Sunday night, fellow Canadian Maggie MacNeil took gold at the Olympics.
She won the 100M Butterfly with a time of 55.59 seconds. But here's where the Olympics is always interesting.
2nd
Find The Best Shot, With Less Guess Work
Colin Morikawa won The Open this past weekend.
He's just 24-years-old and has wisdom beyond his years.
He said something that I found fascinating, which I'll share in this week's Tuesday Tidbit.
In
Roadmap To The Future – Rethink Your Existence in a Post-Pandemic World
For some companies, it's easy to see why they've been wildly successful during the pandemic.For others, not so much.And for many, these have been challenging times.There are the companies that
Are Your Ears Ringing? What Are YOUR Customers Saying
Before I get into this week's Tuesday Tidbit, several people asked for more information about the CEO/Executive Peer Groups I mentioned last week.
If you're interested in learning more about these
The Most Important Thing Leaders Can Do This Year
Each week I’m giving you lots of strategies, tactics, and challenges to work on.
But as we head into a post-pandemic world, I’ve recently been asked by leaders and executives on
You Might Not Want to “Get Back to Normal.”
Everyone wants things to "get back to normal."
Many companies survived the pandemic because normal wasn't an option. Businesses had to adapt to new ways of doing things.
I've recently talked to
Can Every Person On Your Team Do This?!
Consider any employee in your organization...
If they were the first point of contact with a customer (or last), would they know how to answer basic questions, or leave the right
How to Ethically Steal Business From The Competition
It can be hard to take business away from your competition.Aside from customer loyalty, there's often a huge pain of disconnect for businesses to start looking for a new product