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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.

Biz-blab

A term for confusing communication that tries to sound smart, yet has obscure meaning, was just introduced to me. The term is biz-blab. I immediately

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Bored v. Busy

It seems like it was a common refrain 10 years ago that everyone was bored. Perhaps that came from living with teenagers.  Now everyone complains

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Raising prices?

This week the federal reserve raised interest rates again making them the highest they have been since 2008. The President just directed the US trade

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Power of Fear

When we are having a good day, our thinking brain (the pre-frontal cortex) is in control and we don’t get flooded with cortisol – the

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Winners and losers

The steel and aluminum tariffs to be imposed in 2 weeks are a shining example of how decision making from the top creates winners and

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Your super power

Do you know what your superpower is? Some people would say it is your top strength, what you excel it or what you delight in.

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Imagine no internet

Close your eyes and imagine a world with no internet. Not only no Facebook which most working folks can remember, but no email, no google,

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Culture Committee

Does your company have a culture committee? Before you swipe left, let me say that they are present in Fortune 500 companies, start-ups and everything

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Change it up

As much as I advocate getting into good habits and routines to be more effective at work, I notice that creativity comes when I change

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Wisdom Circle

Do you have a wisdom circle – a group of wise friends or advisors who tell it to you straight and hold you accountable to

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Deep Work

How much time do you spend each week on deep work – the most important projects you must complete to stand out in your position?

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