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Tag Archives: leadership
Recipe for Success in 2012
We pulled out a time-honored family recipe over the holidays, and that got me thinking about what a recipe for success in 2012 might be. I tried to follow the criteria for most good recipes: they should be relatively simple … Continue reading
Posted in Integrity, Leadership, Performance, Personal development
Tagged goals, leadership, new year, planning, resolution, success
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My Left Hand
This article is brought to you by my left hand (I’m right-handed) – courtesy of a torn rotator cuff and surgery a few weeks ago. I am a firm believer that almost any hardship, unfamiliar situation or adventure offers lessons … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Performance, Personal development
Tagged healing, leadership, organization development, physical therapy, recovery
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How Penn State Fumbled
It is sadly ironic that Penn State University and its leaders, concerned as they were about legacy, will perhaps best be known for their failures. Over fifteen years, at least eight young boys were molested, some at Penn State’s athletic … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Ethics, Integrity, Leadership, Performance, Values
Tagged culture, integrity, leadership, Paterno, Penn State, values
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Lines and Ropes
“What’s the difference between a line and a rope?” That is one of my favorite questions to ask new LOON crew members. The answer is that a rope just sits there, with no purpose or use yet, like a pile … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Performance
Tagged human resources, leadership, performance, sailing, training
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It’s The Journey, Not Just The Destination
I just returned from ten days sailing Lake Superior. After crossing from Bayfield to Grand Marais, our plan was to take three or four days circumnavigating Isle Royale, one of my favorite destinations. Five miles outside of Grand Marais’ harbor … Continue reading
Authenticity and the Test of Time
My wife and I recently had the pleasure of visiting our daughter Alison in China, where she has been living and working for eight months. There is enough about that adventure to fill a few volumes – most of it … Continue reading
The Company We Keep
Do you remember being warned as a kid about “hanging out with the wrong crowd,” and that if you did you were likely to get into trouble? That was pretty good advice, and it still holds true. These days I … Continue reading
Posted in Integrity, Leadership, Values
Tagged college, ethics, integrity, leadership, loan defaults, Tom Peters, values
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