We all know the drill. Conventional Wisdom’s rules for how to stop a bad habit have been around forever: Motivation. Willpower. Morality. You have to be motivated. You have to have a…
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Houston, We Have a Problem: The Brain Drain of Female Talent
She’s considering pausing her career. My brother, a single dad who lives with our recently widowed father, is doing all he can to juggle school and work and the demands…
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A CEO’s Story of Trading Perfection for an Integrated Life
This week’s guest is Teresa Creech, a 2017 SIA Hall of Famer, a board member for Avionte Software, and the CEO and head Wavemaker at TalentWave. As CEO of TalentWave, Teresa has…
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Budget Time For What You Value Most
Recent conversations with coaching clients and colleagues have increasingly focused on energy management, prioritization and adhering to (though not always) effective professional and personal boundaries. This is challenging in the…
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Reframe How You Think About Self-Care
The majority of this week’s reading and listening is clustered around 3 themes: 1) diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in our workplaces, including how to facilitate more of it, the ongoing debate…
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Leadership In A Time Of Flux
I hope you, your families and friends continue to be well, safe and healthy. And I hope that you were able to enjoy some down-time over the July 4 holiday…
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My 20 top social media marketing, search, and reputation business articles
I went into the historical analytics of the Biznology business blog and used the Google Analytics records from all the way back in 2012 through to today and these are the…
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Are microchips the enemy?
I went to a presentation the other day by someone who coaches entrepreneurs, who steadfastly asserts that microchips are the enemy, because the computers, cell phones, tablets, and other devices…
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See you in September redux
Some of you might remember that I took August off last year. No blogging, no Twitter, no work, except I did keep up with e-mail, albeit a bit sporadically. As…
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