Men and Women and Companionship
“Depressing” That’s what Paul said when I asked him how his week had been. At my questioning look, he explained. “I have come to a very
Pleasing vs. Service
The truth finally came out. Jason confessed: “Karen lies to me!” “Whenever she thinks she might get in trouble or get caught, she covers it
Play as a Work Ethic
Years ago, I read Max Weber’s The Protestant Work Ethic. His essays explored the puritan view that hard work is good, fun and play are bad.
What is it really, that makes a powerful leader?
Every single day in my inbox there are at least a half-dozen articles on leadership. Makes sense right? That’s my field! Leadership, Business Excellence and
Playing with Who You Really Are
I’ve got a story for you, following on the idea of play as a strategy. Here it is…. Andrew called this morning from his office
Networking or Not Working?
“So, I’m doing some networking today at lunch,” she said. “I thought I’d have Joe introduce me.” Joe is a colleague of hers. “He’s going
