Monthly Archives: December 2009

Play Safely, Kids

So long 2009! Here’s to a GREAT 2010! —–image source: http://www.sxc.hu

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RockStarLeader Guest Post #4: String Cheese, Dave Grohl, and Rock Star Leadership

The fourth guest post I’ve done for the RockStarLeader blog starts with an interview Foo Fighter front-man, Dave Grohl, did for the 12/14/2009 issue of Time magazine, passes through the category of “You Don’t Know What You Know until You … Continue reading

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What’s Really Being Shredded?

So there’s this company called LifeLock that offers identity and personal information protection for a flat monthly fee. You may even remember their television ad from a while back where they pasted its CEO’s Social Security number on the screen? … Continue reading

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Accenture’s 100% Exit Strategy

The juxtaposition of news and advertising has always interested me. Case in Point from today’s Chicago Tribune, where columnist Phil Rosenthal wrote: “There was a lot of head nodding at Accenture’s announcement that Woods was “no longer the right representative … Continue reading

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Conflict Hot Buttons?

What “triggers” you into conflict? What’s your hottest HOT BUTTON? Find out at http://www.ggci.com/leadership-development/hbt.htm. —– Image: http://tr.im/HHUP / CC BY 2.0

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GGCI’s Executive Coaching Flow

Recently created this diagram to help explain what I do when a company hires me as an executive coach for some leadership development work. Thought it’d make sense to post it for a wider GottaGettaCoach!, Inc. (GGCI) audience to see, … Continue reading

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ManagementSushi Guest Post #2: Time-Management, the TV-Marathon Way

Courtesy of ManagementSushi, UK-based marketeer, brand expert, and SME business strategist, Bernie Ritchie’s blog, my latest guest-post is now live. Titled, “2010 : Year of the TV Marathon Work Week Approach?!” it’s a tongue-in-cheek strategy for managing your way-too-busy work-week, … Continue reading

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Dissent and Other Keys to Success

Even in the worst of times, Bad Management causes dissension. In “Developing Managers for Team-Driven Success” (Baseline Magazine, November 2009) William Moskal identified several examples of bad management behavior: Micromanagement: “Decisions are imposed, not delegated.” Communication gaps: “Goals, strategies, expectations … Continue reading

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