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Many years ago, when travel was routine for me, I was reading an inflight magazine about a sled dog race called the Iditarod. It was

According to author Charles Duhigg who wrote the novel, “The Power of Habit,” routines are made up of a three-part “habit loop”: a cue, a

As we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this January 17th, 2022, I greet you with anticipation of the significant

In his popular book entitled “Drive. The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us,” New York Times bestselling author Daniel Pink makes a compelling case that

The 100-Year Life Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott It is always so rewarding when you come across a book, that by your own habitual way

Fall is more than a change of color; it is a season of renewal. One of the goals I have made for myself this fall

I’m fortunate to have spent many years working closely with military people all over the world. Early in my career, I worked for an American

Transformation in the workplace is not a new concept. What’s different is that it’s no longer the outlier, adopted by progressive disruptors and less mainstream

To this very day, I vividly remember the moment I kicked a team member in the head. Now before you judge, it was an accident!

As we head into a new season, new habits, routines, and schedules appear. How do you manage your schedule with integrity? Having a routine not

I have always assumed that keeping my word was the foundation of creating trust. I have always believed that doing what I said I would

The future of work is always a hot topic, but perhaps more now than ever before. Being in the training and development field has given

A college professor’s students had an unusual project working for a local district judge. The assignment: Investigate the jury deliberation process and determine how to

Are you starved for a break? Needing a moment to catch your breath? Or an extended moment, say, a week- to just go off the

I know a guy. This guy says “YES!” to every request. It can be a giant six-month project or a simple two-minute request – and

There are a couple of things I have noticed recently, even more so with my delegates, and that is the tendency to focus on either

I am forever sharing books I have read with delegates, colleagues, or friends, which encourages them to share book recommendations with me – a neat

Have you ever joined a gym as a New Year’s resolution and then by March found your energy waning and your parking spot empty? If

What we focus on expands, and perhaps that is why as a facilitator and user of the Effective EDGE® system, I “see” the system and

Every one of us is endowed with a certain amount of attention and energy and that allotment varies at any given time. Compare the condition