Lessons in Confidence starring Roberto Luongo of the Vancouver Canucks
The person I most wouldn’t want to be today is Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo. After 3 home-ice wins and 3 brutal out-of-town losses, the
June 15, 2011
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
Larry King hangs up his suspenders and offers up some interesting lessons on how succession planning works
Last week, the self-proclaimed King of talk announced that he was finally retiring after anchoring his CNN interview show since 1985. Having been an on and off
July 5, 2010
Are you overusing your talents?
Have you ever thought about the fact that you could be overusing your talents? We’re always talking about how important it is to work with
February 18, 2010
The trouble with blindspots
Recently, I had a conversation with a client about the evils of 360 feedback (for the uninitiated, this is when you get feedback on your performance
January 26, 2010
Newsflash… you’re not being “nice”!
I’ve had one too many meetings over the past couple of weeks where leaders I was chatting with were complaining about the actions of either
November 9, 2009
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