Leadership Resilience Quote of the Day
Good morning dear readers. Whatever your political persuasion, I want to share a quote from our President’s speech of last night – I was...
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Values Proposition: What Does Your Organization Care About?
Recently my company (KS&C) has been doing a great deal of work with leaders around their individual and organizational values, and tying...
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Resilience & Positivity
Our book LEMONADE: The Leaders Guide to Resilience at Work is launched! I’m so excited to say, it is now available on Amazon.com. I was...
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Lemonade and the Resilience at Work Questionnaire – NOW AVAILABLE!
Greetings compatriots! It is my distinct pleasure to announce that we have now got Lemonade: The Leaders Guide to Resilience at Work...
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Purpose = Performance
Working just to pay the bills is uninspiring. For right or for wrong, we tend to get resentful that our lives require a humdrum job....
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What is a High-Potential Leader and How do I Become One?
Hello Readers! Most large organizations have what they would call a “high potential leader pool”, which is the base of talent they will...
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Never Do This. (lessons from leadership mistakes)
Hi everyone! We all know that no one is perfect, and everyone – even the most respected of leaders – makes mistakes. You can choose to...
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October 2011 LeaderLens
Greetings Dear Readers, I thought I’d pass it along for those who are interested in a short interview with me on the topic of resilience....
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Celebrating Thanksgiving – At Work
Today we had a regular semi-monthly conference call for my team, and we opted to focus our meeting on the same updates we normally would...
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Goodbye, And Thanks for all the Fish.
Subject: Goodbye To all, I am very sad to tell you that I’ve just been fired over the phone by Yahoo’s Chairman of the Board. It has been...
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Happy Labor Day – Sort Of…
While of course we’ve got an easy way to complain about this by blaming our politicians, it’s time to face up to what each of us do to...
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Lessons that Bear Repeating
You know that thing you always have to remember that comes up again and again in your career – that thing that you can’t help but have to...
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Losing Our Listening?
Executive coaching is an act of inquiring, feeding back, and eliciting excellence, often with some wise counsel thrown in for good...
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Never Give Up
I enjoy poetry – particularly when I need to shift my thinking or do a reset. Someone sent me this poem during my adoption process which...
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Scandalous!
Check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_corporate_scandals Please discuss.
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Working Together: A Poem
Working Together We shape our self to fit this world and by the world are shaped again. The visible and the invisible working together in...
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A Quick Guide: Leading Virtual Teams
I run a virtual organization, and although it sometimes presents challenges, it has been a great learning environment for our consulting...
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Leadership in Action: Three-Year-Old Style
Greetings all, today after work I shifted identities to become Mommy, and I went to the children’s museum that’s close to where we live....
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Interview with the author of “Leaders: Their Stories, Their Words”
Donna Karlin (no relation…but people do ask!) has a new book out, and I was lucky enough to get a few insights from the author. Donna...
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The Blame Game: An Interview with Author Ben Dattner
Greetings dear reader! Every so often over the next few months I’ll be interviewing authors of business books I recommend, all of whom...
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