Movies
Welcome to another edition of leadersayswhat’s the Weekender, a little morsel to start your weekend off on the right track. Why just a morsel?
Books
I’m a big fan of Henry Winkler. If you read this blog, you’ve heard me lament about the Fonz. But Henry has done much more than play this one iconic character.
I am not a “stop and smell the roses” type of person. When someone throws this common cliché at me, I tend to put them in the category of “you don’t have enough to do.
Welcome to another edition of leadersayswhat’s the Weekender, a little something to start your weekend off on the right track. Why just a little something?
There’s a popular misconception that the best leaders are autonomous – they’ve seen it all, done it all, and know it all. While some may choose to be a
For the New Year, I’m happy to introduce a new feature – the Weekender – where we share one brief idea that will motivate, inspire and/or just make you think.
If you’ve seen the news over the last few weeks, then you are familiar with Sony Pictures’ computer system being hacked for its movie The Interview.
In the classic holiday movie Home Alone, eight-year-old Kevin is accidentally left behind by his family. His parents don’t realize this until they are
In keeping with the current organizational fads, I just read my ump-teenth book on the importance of mindfulness. Once again, I’m told that we should be
Movies
If you’ve seen the movie or Saturday Night Live skit, you’re aware of special operations agent MacGruber. He is typically trapped in a control room with