Category: Leadership
Stop and reflect: How would you react if this happened to you?
We are often so busy planning for tomorrow, planning for next week, next month and next year, that...
Read MoreA Balanced Perspective Means Overcoming the Echo Chamber
Whether you’re a first-time manager with five direct reports or a CEO with 50,000 people in the...
Read MoreSome Last-Minute 2026 Resolutions for our Political Leaders and for Ourselves
The year 2025 was another crazy year in the United States and around the world. All too often I...
Read MoreHappy Holidays and Good Luck with Your New Year Resolutions!
I hope you had a wonderful holiday season, and those celebrating Christmas, I hope you had a very...
Read MoreSanta Claus, Values-Based Leader
As the grandfather of two grandsons, I’ve been spending a lot of time reading Christmas classics...
Read MoreThree Days of Silence Every December: Why and What Do I Do?
OK, first why:There is one thing that is very clear to me: Every one of us has only 168 hours each...
Read MoreFeeling Overwhelmed by Economic Uncertainty? A Balanced Perspective Helps
As we come to the end of the year, there is no shortage of economic uncertainty. In conversations...
Read MoreWhy Most Acquisitions Fail and How to Increase the Success Rate?
I hope everyone celebrating Thanksgiving had a great time with family and friends! One of my...
Read MoreThe Second Edition of “From Values to Action”
Nearly fifteen years ago, at the encouragement of my students at Northwestern University’s...
Read MoreThe New Bruce Springsteen Movie and On the Importance of Networking
Now that the baseball season is coming to a close, it’s time to move onto one of my other favorite...
Read More‘No Kings’ Rallies and My Thoughts On Boards and AI
It has been estimated that more than 7 million people participated in more than 2700 cities around...
Read MoreSome Last-Minute Fun in Milwaukee and Five Secrets for Success
When I think of “Your 168,” I always remind myself that in addition to career, family, faith,...
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