Courage
A leader’s life is filled with a barrage of external challenge of adversity, change and crisis, as well as with personal failures and lapses in
June 17, 2014
Expanding Your Leadership Resilience
Tag: leadership
Culture
If you do a search on LinkedIn you will note the rise in demand for people to apply for positions labelled (in some varied configuration)
November 14, 2013
Other
I have written often to exhort leaders to slow down, emphasizing that we are not human doings, but rather human beings. I have sought to
November 7, 2012
Culture
This is an article I wrote for my column “Calibration” which is published in SaskBusiness Magazine. It was a windy day on the South Saskatchewan.
August 16, 2012
Culture
Communication between two people, departments, companies, stakeholders…is always a challenge. (maybe even solo…as I think my multiple personalities have trouble communicating within my singular being!)
May 28, 2012
Leadership
As I write about understanding the leader’s call, it occurred to me that I should highlight an article that I had published in SaskBusiness this
May 2, 2012
Leadership
I recently was the benefactor of a 360 degree Leadership Development Review (LDR). I sent an invitation to 20 people I was either presently working
April 30, 2012
Culture
“The pool of shared meaning is the birthplace of synergy” (Kerry Patterson, Crucial Conversations) Shared meaning can be missed, suppressed, blown up, or ignored for
April 2, 2012
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“’Resilience’ describes the importance of having a compelling vision and working together to serve customers and create a profitably growing company. Thank you, David, for telling the Ford story!”
– Alan Mulally, President and CEO, Ford Motor Company