The idealization of better
“Be better” seems such a logical and useful idea. What a promise! Once something has
“Be better” seems such a logical and useful idea. What a promise! Once something has
When Herbert J. Taylor developed the four-way test, it was to save the company he
The more I think about it, the more I sense that human beings play two
There are things in life we cannot choose, nor change. Sometimes, these things are given,
In a recent coaching conversation, my coachee shared his astonishment that nobody had told him
In a conversation with a friend, I developed the hypothesis that the diversity of subjects
Knowing establishes a sense of one’s ability to repeat the work done previously. One’s learning
Listening to a podcast with Fred Shoemaker I stumbled upon him saying “this is what
In his book “The PATH to Strategic Impact” Michael Gerharz shares a pragmatic tool leaders
When I first connected with the cloud industry, I found myself wondering what they were
Working as a coach leads to paying more attention to contracts than in everyday situations.
When one starts to dig into knowledge it is interesting to see the many possibilities