If you have ever read the book, Legacy, you’ll have read a chapter entitled “Leave the Jersey Better Than You Found It.” In that chapter is a poignant line: “plant […]
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The summary statement from this book is that businesses and teams should be focussed on ‘OKR’s (Objectives and Key Results) over bullet point goals or check marks. Goal setting for
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Sticking with the themes presented in Amazon’s Working Backwards, I want to look at Problem Solving with the Chronicles this month. One of the best attributes a coach can have
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First off, I want to explain the constant business books as of late. It is just where my focus has been recently. To me, there is a functional need to
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This will come off as polarizing, I am sure. On the one hand, someone will read this and know exactly why saying ‘no’ is important. On the other hand, someone
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Nir Eyal defined habits as “behaviors done with little or no conscious thought.” This is the central theme to Hooked – can we do something frequently enough without thought to
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What is better: to be on time and incapable or to be late and capable? It is really a chicken or the egg scenario in that neither is ideal. To
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This is intended to be a business book, but in reality, it is applicable to everything we do in S&C in some way. As we break down our purpose as
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The first question I give to my staff when they transition from Intern to Associate Coach is how are you going to bring redeemable value? This is not as natural
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I have seen Nick talk several times about cueing which always has been impressive. I held off on making the commitment to this book for a while now. I guess
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