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As my world is shrinking….
Since Covid began, I have been reduced to an on-computer world. Okay, add tv and social media for news. And my yard, neighborhood walks, and
Covid-19 versus well, everything
We are in the process of rethinking almost everything about how we lived up to March, 2020. Since the pandemic started, all our daily practices
What IS reality?
Last week I was all fired up to rescue LA city schools with an initiative from the business community to bring free internet to all
Digging deep
I’m tired of Covid. I’m tired of sheltering at home. I’m not sure what inning we are in, but we clearly aren’t playing any baseball.
Make at least a dollar
As the pandemic continues to tamp down sales for many businesses, tough decisions will have to be made. Many companies have used up all their
Oxygen to breath
Breathe. Now through a mask. The irony of this pandemic is how much it relates to our breathing. With my chronic cough, breathing is not
KPI’s around cultural diversity
KPI’s or KEY Performance Indicators are typically used around revenue, profit, and activities that lead to them. They may be used around sales activities that
Seek first to understand and other great habits from Stephen Covey
In 1989 Stephen Covey wrote The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. It is still a source of wisdom to me and one of the
Be that masked man (woman)
In last week’s KEY group, one of the Members began Significant Events with “Masks work!” He paused. I said “Wait, tell me more”.
Change the water we swim in
Every once in a while we get the opportunity to look at who we are being as individuals and it can be a difficult moment
Finding a mentor
If you work with someone or for someone, mentoring might be offered to you without your asking. For solo-preneurs or rising stars in an organization,
Hacks for mentoring
I was asked to follow up from last week’s post with more hacks for mentoring. New supervisors are often uncomfortable giving direction to those who
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