On Respect and Conversations
Explore the nuances of freedom of speech and the diversity of life choices in my latest blog. From a thought-provoking women’s panel to personal reflections on respect for different paths—whether it’s excelling in the corporate world, tirelessly raising children as single parents, or embracing the role of stay-at-home dads. Join the conversation on understanding and valuing the unique journeys that shape our society. Read more about fostering a dialogue that is both empathetic and inclusive. #DiversityInChoices #Empathy #FreedomOfSpeech
Weekend Reminder for Quarantined Friends
For those of you working from home, I wanted to share a quick weekend reminder: 1. Be grateful. So many people have lost their jobs permanently or are furloughed. I’m Christian and thank God. You might do the same or simply whisper positivity into the Universe. 2. Say thank you. Your family is likely just […]
Be You. Be True.
National Coming Out Day means a lot for so many people, and I wanted to share briefly why it is important to me. Until I was around 27, I was not out as a gay man at work or to my family. Since being honest and open with both coworkers and my family, I feel […]
6 signs your business might still be in the dark ages
Technology doesn’t simply enable businesses to be more efficient, it has the power and potential to create entirely new business lines. It can disrupt the current model and displace competitors. The problem is that many companies are still looking for ways that technology can enhance an existing model. That’s old thinking!
Technology is an opportunity not a threat
I don’t think of technology from the perspective of some threat of disruption. I view it as a means to drive value for clients.
Success is all about the C’s
Clearly, it’s not just your work Success is multi-variant, for sure. I’ve known people who were considered amazing employees in one company and complete misses in another. I’ve seen truly smart and talented leaders miss promotion after promotion. And, of course, I have known some that I found mediocre at best that thrived. There are […]
Purging overused buzzwords (Part 3)
The Big-D Jargon Hit list: Cutting out Disintermediation Purging overused buzzwords opens our minds to the new realities of succeeding in business today If you’ve been following any of my blogs lately you’ll know that I’ve been on a rant about jargon, and, so far, have tried to exorcise both digital and disruption from our daily lexicon. Good luck, you say? […]