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I was running this morning when I passed an old man shuffling along at a slow but steady pace. As

I woke up this morning thinking about Bobby Weir. If you do not know, he was one of the original

I sat in a conference room last Thursday, watching a team struggle with something that looked like enthusiasm but felt

I was driving with my wife and daughter one afternoon when they tuned into their favorite guilty pleasure, a local

We all hold out hope that there is a silver bullet. Some horrible, monstrous obstacle that we face can be

Leadership does not always fail loudly. Sometimes it dies in whispers. The most dangerous threats to authority are not the

Yesterday, I wrote about one of the accountability mechanisms I commonly use: “streak accounting.” Tracking a streak is a simple

I sat in the bleachers this afternoon watching my daughter run the court, her shoes squeaking against the polished wood

There is a moment in the life of every growing organization when the hero becomes the problem. Not because the

You walk into the room, and the first thing you notice is the chaos. Papers were scattered across the desk.