I had the opportunity to interview Stan Slap, CEO and Author of the New York Times best selling book:
Bury My Heart in Conference Room B.
Download the podcast of the interview here:
Stan Slap: Buckle up, we’re going off road. Read More
One of the most important things you can do for your career, your success and your sanity, is to be more Responsive and less Reactive.
There is constant pressure to do the urgent things that come in, and these days people are trying very hard to preserve their value in a tough economy and job market. Read More
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I talk about focusing on strengths a lot.
In fact, if there is any secret formula for success… it is thousands of years old, and it is:
Really know yourself, know your strengths, and put yourself in a position to be doing what you are good at most of the time. Read More
I get a lot of questions from introverts about whether they can be successful, top-level leaders.
They want to know if they are fundamentally missing something — skills and talents that only extroverts have. They are concerned that they are somehow disqualified, or at a big disadvantage to really get ahead. Read More
