The Value of Friction and Inefficiency
Our professional lives are generally consumed by trying to make our processes more efficient to reduce waste and help increase the value we deliver to…
Our professional lives are generally consumed by trying to make our processes more efficient to reduce waste and help increase the value we deliver to…
Apologies to people who subscribe to this blog as this is not my traditional type of content! In June 2021 we visited Iceland for 11 days, driving th…
Yesterday I returned from almost two weeks in Iceland, which was tacked on to two weeks exploring Maine. Nearly a month away from the home and office,…
I've long felt that the single best indicator of leadership success, especially at the executive level, is whether the person is a voracious learn…
We often talk about the importance of getting "out of the box" to supposedly free ourselves of bias and be better at making informed decisio…
Exactly a year ago my wife and I were in Hawaii and I was trading emails back and forth with a few colleagues speculating on the impact of the virus o…
I've long been a fan of Ed Schein, and his book Humble Inquiry: The Gentle Art of Asking Instead of Telling is one of my favorite leadership books…
Yesterday I learned of the passing of Norman Bodek and I have been reflecting on the impact this great man had on my life and career - and the lean an…