“Everyone is an idiot, not just the people with low SAT scores. The only differences among us is that we're idiots about different things at different times. No matter how smart you are, you spend much of your day being an idiot.”. Scott Adams, The Dilbert Principle. The Ostrich. Doesn't know a lot and doesn't really give a damn about it. MORE >>

We proverbially “pack a bag” when we lead others. But what you pack in your bag makes more of an impact than you think. And some of these tools just might not be the first things you think of… Typical Tools Usually the tools that one thinks a leader pack for their leadership journey are [.]. MORE >>

We know every behavior begins with a thought. So if we want to have lasting change, the beginning point has to be our thinking. Behavioral change is only surface change if we don’t first change the thinking behind those behaviors. And it won’t stick. And we have to change that first. Or we’re working on the wrong thing. And it just takes time. MORE >>

Your private life. Your public life. They are inseparable. You can try to manage two identities. It won’t work. It might for a time. But not for long. You’ll be discovered. Your personal junk will impact your professional world. Eventually. Better to protect your public life by improving your private life. And better to do it now. MORE >>

Posted in Community Involvement Self Leadership It is time for a new era of responsibility, in life, in leadership, in hope for human kind. There will be three aspects of responsibility in this new era: Respect for the power we each have at our fingertips. Influence, a voice, tools to build with, position, and access can all be used to destroy. [.]. MORE >>