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The BizPie Blog gives expert advice for executives to help make better decisions, improve your team, and balance professional & personal life.
Giving feedback
Do you give fair and accurate informal feedback to your direct reports? Teams that do outperform by 40%. Would getting better at giving feedback and
Practicing what I preach
My Vistage Members don’t get out of a 1-2-1 without me asking Did you get exercise? Are you eating well? Did you get some creative
To come from love
At Chairworld, the gathering of 600+ Vistage Chairs from 22 countries, many of us were interviewed by a wandering video crew. I was asked to
What we dismiss
It is the role of the business leader to make decisions. Sometimes, no, quite often, we have to decide with less information than we would
Prioritize
Today is the Oscars. If you don’t live near Hollywood, you may not know that they close down Hollywood Boulevard for a week ahead and
Keep Moving
Do you ever have a bad day you can’t shake? Traffic makes you late, you didn’t sleep well, you were unnecessarily nasty to a colleague,
Giving feels good
Every second Sunday, I get together for brunch with a group of women committed to Dining for Women, an organization that supports women and children
Planned or unplanned?
We got up to Mammoth before the big dump on Friday night and woke up early to a foot of snow and more dropping. I
Are you a mentor?
Listening to Morning Edition on the way to Pilates, the host interviewed a former skinhead recruiter, Tony McAleer, who founded Life after Hate. He had
Educate your customer
Yesterday, 250 financially successful individuals, and wannabees like us, gathered at the Langham Huntington Hotel in Pasadena, California for the 20th anniversary session of Client
Dashboard engagement
Companies that enroll their team members in the “game” of their business, in 2 to 3 big levers that create success or failure, have more
Orchestrate Diversity
Friday night we watched from the seats of Disney Hall as Zubin Mehta, the former conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic slowly walked out on
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