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Lead Change Blog
MAY 2, 2019
Two weeks hence, the garden show will close and bulbs will slowly lose their color and stalks will be cut. Do we allow ourselves the luxury, the necessity to halt and quietly take stock of the context of our lives? Thanks to Spring and the metaphor of tulips, I’m blooming where I am planted. How about you?
Michael Lee Stallard
MARCH 19, 2023
It’s helpful to think of culture creation as being cultivated as we would cultivate a garden. For flowers to bloom their best, a gardener must attend to the garden’s need for water, sun and nutrients in the soil as well as any necessary weeding, pruning and protection from predators. parent) or a colleague (i.e.,
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The Practical Leader
APRIL 17, 2019
Spring is a great time for gardeners in the Northern Hemisphere to reflect on growth. I enjoy perennial gardening in our yard. As I have tended our gardens over the years, I am struck by how some plants will do well in some locations and terribly elsewhere in the garden. Are you a leader on the grow?
Tanveer Naseer
AUGUST 9, 2011
As a gardener, I enjoy this time in the summer because you get to step back from your garden and appreciate what all that hard work you did in the spring and early summer has given rise to. Now, it wasn’t always the case that we had a thriving garden full of multi-coloured blooms and various kinds of foliage.
Lead Change Blog
APRIL 4, 2016
The flowers that are in full bloom are wonderful. To get my garden in world class condition and ready for the competitive eye of my neighbor is exactly what every leader must do: seed, feed, and weed. Give credence to the unexpected and control what you can control. You name it. Why have you planted your “garden”?
Tanveer Naseer
JUNE 12, 2012
Over the last two summers, I’ve been working on renewing the various gardens around my house. Connect the changes you make with the vision you have for your organization As part of my plans to rejuvenate the garden, I wanted to transplant some of our perennials in order to make room for some new ones.
Tanveer Naseer
JUNE 30, 2015
Of course, renewal and rejuvenation is something that summer has also brought to my garden which, after several years of trying to grow various flowers and shrubs, is finally the kind of garden I had hoped to grow since we moved into our house many years ago.
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