The Coming Sansdemic

Pandemic, as we all know by now, implies all people. Sansdemic, on the other hand, implies without people. It’s important to understand the implications of a sansdemic for your organization, and here’s why: The 2020 U.S. Census revealed three startling trends for the work place. 1.  A mass exodus of baby boomers from work.  2.  The…

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Small Miracles

I’m trying to look closer. Because they’re always there. Small miracles. There’s nothing small about miracles, but I often find myself more focused on the big ones. You know the ones — praying for a friend who is sick to get better, for the big deal that will change everything to come through, for a…

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An Often Overlooked Ingredient Of Leadership.

Too often, organizations take themselves too seriously. Leaders can too. It’s why, in challenging times like these, humor is a gift for the teams and customers you serve. For example, recently when I was driving to Nashville, I passed by this sign. Well played, Tire Discounters. When I coach communicators, I often tell them that if…

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Speaking & Writing

If you clicked on this blog post, it says something good about you. (More on that in just a second. First a couple of questions.) Are you a speaker that writes? Or, are you a writer that speaks? It’s an important distinction. For me, I’m a speaker that writes. My first language, if you will,…

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