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Notice the Shining Lights
02/15/10 — by Tom Ainsworth Did you ever notice how those little twinkle lights add so much to the ambiance of a setting. Restaurants occasionally string lights around and up into the trees surrounding their establishments….it just seems to make the dining experience more pleasurable. There are even some shopping centers that sport white twinkle lights all year [...]
A Recommendation…
02/1/10 — by Lorin Walker, MOB, PhD Some gifts keep on giving. Even when we think they won’t. Even when past experience says no way never. When they do keep on, what a singular experience. And so, with confidence, after a few months of testing, I recommend a resource that 7 times out of [...]
Cars, Leaders and Teams….…Interesting Parallels
01/13/10 — by Tom Ainsworth I have always been a nut about cars and the mechanical marvels that they are. That said, the discerning reader might detect my lifetime timeframe. Yes, I grew up in a simpler age of cars….they were mostly mechanical and quite easy to upgrade and repair as a do-it-yourselfer. Today’s vehicles have a new degree [...]
Communication 101 for ’10
01/5/10 — by Mike Osredker There are many daily newsletters that find their way to my inbox and one in particular usually has a number in the headline. You know the type – “5 ways to …,” or “Ten things you need to know for ….” I looked back over the last quarter’s topics (which reminds me I [...]
I am reminded again:
12/28/09 — by Lorin Walker, MOB, PhD The boss is 80% of the job. She or he sets the tone, the climate, the “how-fun-and-productive-it-is-to-work-here” index. I am reminded to trust the process, to trust the good intentions, the weight of the preparation and the desire to succeed of the people who are on most teams. To expect breakthroughs and one [...]
02/15/10 — by Tom Ainsworth Did you ever notice how those little twinkle lights add so much to the ambiance of a setting. Restaurants occasionally string lights around and up into the trees surrounding their establishments….it just seems to make the dining experience more pleasurable. There are even some shopping centers that sport white twinkle lights all year [...]
A Recommendation…
02/1/10 — by Lorin Walker, MOB, PhD Some gifts keep on giving. Even when we think they won’t. Even when past experience says no way never. When they do keep on, what a singular experience. And so, with confidence, after a few months of testing, I recommend a resource that 7 times out of [...]
Cars, Leaders and Teams….…Interesting Parallels
01/13/10 — by Tom Ainsworth I have always been a nut about cars and the mechanical marvels that they are. That said, the discerning reader might detect my lifetime timeframe. Yes, I grew up in a simpler age of cars….they were mostly mechanical and quite easy to upgrade and repair as a do-it-yourselfer. Today’s vehicles have a new degree [...]
Communication 101 for ’10
01/5/10 — by Mike Osredker There are many daily newsletters that find their way to my inbox and one in particular usually has a number in the headline. You know the type – “5 ways to …,” or “Ten things you need to know for ….” I looked back over the last quarter’s topics (which reminds me I [...]
I am reminded again:
12/28/09 — by Lorin Walker, MOB, PhD The boss is 80% of the job. She or he sets the tone, the climate, the “how-fun-and-productive-it-is-to-work-here” index. I am reminded to trust the process, to trust the good intentions, the weight of the preparation and the desire to succeed of the people who are on most teams. To expect breakthroughs and one [...]