Charlie Sheenitis… are you in danger of getting infected?
“I’m on a drug. It’s called Charlie Sheen.” Ah yes… and couldn’t we all be so lucky to have a “hit” of that. If you
March 2, 2011
Leadership competency to avoid when it snows: hysteria
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCS06rbL5hI&feature=player_embedded] All the hype about today’s snowfall has got many people in Toronto reminiscing about the memorable winter of January 1999 when then-Mayor Mel Lastman called
February 2, 2011
Second Cup ex-CEO leaves a bitter taste
Okay, I know I’m supposed to be on a self-imposed ban from blogging for a week, but a story in today’s Globe and Mail couldn’t
December 27, 2010
Fast Friday with Dorothy Lazovik, Authentic Leaders Edge
Oprah does it. So does Ellen. So does Trump. Today on our e-Roundtable we took another dive into the topic of personal branding with consultant
December 17, 2010
Hey Leaders: Dial Down the Drama
Last week, Oprah interview Lisa Marie Presley about Michael Jackson’s death. As Oprah continues to pull out all the stops for her much hyped final
October 25, 2010
Say what? 25 of the worst leadership lines ever.
Just like a classically bad pick up line (“Do fries come with that shake?”), some leaders are notorious for dishing out lame leadership lines. Case
September 20, 2010
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