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How about changing the things you can’t accept?
There’s merit in accepting the things you cannot change. But how sure are you it’s impossible?
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What family friendly and flexible working means to parents and children
To many big companies their individual employees are no one. But to their kids these parents are everything.
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Understand something before you try to fix it
The reason a company process or team structure exists might not be obvious to you. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
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Clear communication is better than correct communication
It doesn’t matter if you’re right if people don’t understand what you are saying.
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When something is not your problem but still matters
In business and life there are many things that are neither your responsibility nor your problem, but they make the world better.
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Company culture starts with who you put in charge and who you hire
To understand a company’s culture you have to keep an eye on the Whos of Whoville.
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A formula you can’t afford to ignore: 1 + 1 = 10
Why should we invest in partnerships, form teams, join a network, make friends, value family, collaborate and be part of a community?
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Death by distraction in a world of message overload
I often feel overwhelmed by the number of concurrent “threads” or “topics” in chat and e-mail. Is there a better way?
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Christmas tree prices can teach us to think strategically
What happens when you cut back on producing a product that takes a decade to make?
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Planes are made for flying, what about you?
The winds of life can be a clue to understanding yourself better.
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When top performers get uncomfortably comfortable
Rewarding your high capacity staff with fresh challenges and a steep learning curve is one of the best gifts you can give your company.
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It’s Always Your Fault
Unfortunately we often talk about bad luck when there was a great chance of it going wrong and it goes wrong.
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