Reading Time: 4 minutes. Every quarter I set new personal and business goals for the next 3 and 12 months. This assessment is based on personal goals I set 3 and 12 months ago. I shared business accomplishments last week. My 2019 1Q 3 Month Targets (confidence level/result/assessment) Summary: overall I met (79+100+45+100+45)/5 = 74% of my 3 month […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes. I said I wanted to meet 4 goals in 2018. I’ve added a few goals, organized it according to my primary personal values, separated these personal goals from my business goals, and am converting this to a rolling quarterly update of Objectives and Key Results. Personal Accomplishments from 3 months of 4th Quarter 2018 Go […]
Reading Time: 5 minutes. Practice: Use these exercises to clarify your purpose Have you ever been frustrated in your attempts to get what you want? Do you want to know how great athletes and high achievers deliver THEIR best results? When you really look, does it seem like you’re not even sure what you want? Define your purpose clearly, […]
Reading Time: 5 minutes. Do you feel typecast and pigeonholed in your career? Do you want to be recognized for ALL the skills and experience you can bring to your company and role? Are you ready to spread your wings in a new role, expand your skills or network? You’re Not Alone In my career, I felt like […]
Reading Time: 2 minutes. There I was at lunch with a friend today. He’s an engineering program manager for a local research organization. We met in a course recently, though we might have known each other for years. He’s a kind soul. A good heart. Warm. Friendly. Smart. We all know someone like him. Or we should. Or I […]
Reading Time: 2 minutes. I’ve been a frustrated business operator my whole life. The first time I considered going into business with my Dad, he told me I could do better than he did. I was to go to college and “get a good professional job”. Right after grad school, I took the opportunity to form a business, which […]
Reading Time: 2 minutes. There I was at work, walking down the hallway to check in with a coworker. Another coworker approached me, moving fast. “That <insert profanity here> just fired me!”* “Whoa!”, I said. “You’re still in the building. Usually you’d be walked out the door if you’d been fired.” “My last day is next Friday.” “Will you […]
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