“Keep your hands to yourself” is a phrase we all can remember from kindergarten into elementary school. Not being a fighter, I didn’t really understand why teachers kept repeating “Keep your hands to yourself”. Where else would I want my...
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I always look forward to Oscar night. I reserve a seat on the couch hours before the ceremony so I can see the red carpet up close. Most years I nod off before it is over, disappointed once again. What...
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During the years of WW2, FDR gave only 13 or 14 Fireside Chats. Although he is famous for them, by today’s standards there were not that many. Juxtapose that number with the twice daily talks President Zelensky makes to his...
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What could Oscar winning Jane Campion and President Zelensky possibly have in common? At the Critic’s Choice Awards Sunday night Jane Campion won for Best Director. She gave a shout out to Serena and Venus Williams during her acceptance speech....
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You read it correctly, dead Presidents plus one! In honor of President’s Day, MLK Day and Valentine’s Day too, we bring you a unique program. Really, have you seen a speech, seminar or Boot Camp on dead guys before? So much...
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Lessons Learned from a Tesla Experience: Not My Tesla   1. Disrupt the Dynamic To use the term showroom is a bit of an overstatement. At Tesla it is more of a small room with one car on display, one...
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This is a “Christmas Story” that maybe can remind us that we have more that unites us than divides us. My dad “Herbie’ was a Mr. Fix-it in his heart of hearts. We lived on ten acres and my dad...
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Sunday’s New York Times weighed in on the discussion of working remote versus on –site, specifically for Millennials. Journalist Noam Scheiber wrote an article entitled, To Get Ahead at Work, It Helps to Actually Be at Work. Although the article...
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We used to use the term “break a horse” when it was time for a horse to be ridden. Break a horse meant that the horse learned to be ridden with a saddle. Now the term is “start a horse”....
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I call it the leaky faucet style of leadership. I have always been amazed at the leaky faucet and bucket dynamic. You put a bucket under a leaky faucet. Each drop of water seems almost meaningless. Then you come back...
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