Posted tagged ‘Goals’

Newslink: Leadership

September 19, 2011

Coping With Change In Your Organization Today’s newslink is not to a news article, but to the Dodging Landmines video series posted on bnet.com, offering quick tips to leaders trying to help their teams through major changes in the workplace.  If your workplace is like mine and you find yourself experiencing change firsthand, as well as [...]

Sunday Service

September 18, 2011

It’s 2011 Peace Week!  There are many organizations dedicated to the pursuit of peace; cultivating peace within ourselves, having a peaceful relationship with others, offering peaceful resolution to conflict, building peace within a community or culture, or striving towards global peace between nations. Click HERE to go to the Peace Week site and register.  You will then [...]

Tuesday Tidbit

August 30, 2011

You might recall that last week’s Tidbit was looking forward to our annual two day Leadership Summit at work.  It’s one of my favorite development events of the year.  My promise was that this week’s inspiration would come from my team; nuggets of gold the supervisors, managers and directors discovered in the sessions they attended and [...]

Sunday Service – Alex’s Lemonade Stand

August 7, 2011

Seven years ago this month, Alex Scott died at the age of eight years old.  This brave little girl was the founder of Alex’s Lemonade Stand, raising money to support childhood cancer research. Alex was diagnosed with cancer before her first birthday.  Her entire too-short life was filled with surgeries, treatments, and countless trips to the hospital.  [...]

Newslink: Leadership

July 20, 2011

Fostering A Culture of Dissent In our office, Kouzes & Posner’s The Leadership Challenge is the basis of our leadership model; a set of expected leadership behaviors and attitudes across all employees of the company.  Today’s link is to an interview that reminds me of the importance of fostering an environment where “challenging the process” is not only [...]

Sunday Service – PMI Charity Cup

June 26, 2011

This week’s post is a shift from the usual charity spotlight. The company I work for, Progressive Medical, Inc. (PMI) is hosting a golf outing in September, with proceeds going to three central Ohio charity organizations. This is the second year for the employee-run event; this year’s goal is to raise $30,000! The 2nd annual [...]

Newslink: Leadership

June 24, 2011

How To Achieve A Turnaround Today’s link is to a recent post for The Purposeful Leader, written by John Baldoni and published on bnet.com (CBS interactive news network).  Baldoni discusses two factors critical to a leader’s success: commitment and follow-through. Click HERE to read the full post, published on June 21. Newslink: Leadership features articles about the [...]

Book Review: The Benevolent Dictator

June 1, 2011

The Benevolent Dictator by Michael Feuer with Dustin S. Klein, published June 1, 2011 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Before I share how much I like this book, let’s talk about the title first, because you might be thinking the same thing I was.  From day one, I was not crazy about the title of [...]

Seven Sentences

May 21, 2011

I am honored to have been selected as a guest contributor to Geoff Talbot‘s Seven Sentences blog. Geoff and his guest writers always make me think.  I hope you’ll check out my post, Setting the World On Fire,  and then take time to read some of the other great seven sentence posts.  Add a comment and [...]

Book Review: The Seed

May 20, 2011

The Seed, Finding Purpose and Happiness in Life and Work,  written by Jon Gordon and published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc, May 31, 2011. Why am I here?  What is my purpose? Is this what my life is supposed to be? Great questions!  Jon Gordon’s new book, The Seed, helps readers discover the answer.  Through a wonderful [...]


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