
The 5 Stages of Excuses and Their Consequences
The frequency with which you use excuses has a multiplier effect.
The frequency with which you use excuses has a multiplier effect.
Agreeing as a team when – and when you won’t – take things offline increases productivity.
In a world of volatility and unpredictability, there’s a temptation to be drawn to those fireworks that reinforce beliefs that we’re incapable of excellence.
If a change of course is required to succeed, consider these seven, proven questions to create deeper alignment, energize around a shared reality, and make better decisions…
Your true and greatest potential is only realized when others in your community accomplish theirs, too.
Changing our experience with others always begins with changing ourselves.