Change: Seeing Really Is Knowing
When I was 13, I understood that I probably needed glasses. I was starting to get headaches and had difficulty seeing the blackboard in class. Still, while my nearsightedness and [...]
When I was 13, I understood that I probably needed glasses. I was starting to get headaches and had difficulty seeing the blackboard in class. Still, while my nearsightedness and [...]
For a few years, I anchored the weather segment on the local news. It was interesting learning about things like cold fronts, high pressure, and the jetstream. While gathering the [...]
Does your company spend too much time celebrating past achievements? Does this distract from changes that need to be made now? When I went to Junior High, I had to [...]
Most professionals dream of better hair, a slimmer waist, and shorter meetings. At best you'll probably only be able to achieve one of these goals this year. As I'm not [...]
Remember when encyclopedias used to be sold door to door? Maybe you don't because the big sets of books have long been replaced by the Internet as a source of [...]
Sometimes I'm asked if I'm good at math. I reply that the last math problem I worried about was whether a 69.8% would round up to a "C." It did [...]
Before you speak at your next meeting, you may want to think about the acceptance speeches you hear at the Academy Awards. If you watched the telecast, how much of [...]
The movie Black Swan takes you into the world of professional ballet. As someone who was fortunate to be a part of a ballet company (no dancing though), I thought [...]
A common complaint I hear from people is that they don't have enough time. I may have found some for you. Go to almost any waiting room. I've been in [...]
Sometimes there is very little that separates success and failure. Often it's just one thing. When it comes to computers, they can give us daily lessons in dealing with our [...]