Archive for 'Accountability'

I want to share a conversation I had recently with a CEO of a fairly large company. He was telling me how they’ve done as much fat cutting, expense reduction, budget freezing and overhead trimming as they can. They’re on their second rounds of layoffs and it’s still not looking good, as another layoff is …

Author Lee B. Salz brings together a collection of critical thinking from a variety of consultants and thought leaders, and has them weigh in on what businesses need to do to avoid becoming a growing statistic of companies unable to change their rigid ways. I’ve included the entire article below that Lee wrote. Read how …

Here’s an experience I had that reinforces the central theme that needs to be adopted in order to make these positive changes that are going to lead to greater measurable results while getting you out of your comfort zone in order to do so. I remember when my oldest daughter was about four years old. …

Here’s an experience I had that reinforces the central theme that needs to be adopted in order to make these positive changes that are going to lead to greater measurable results while getting you out of your comfort zone in order to do so. I remember when my oldest daughter was about four years old. …

Once you take full accountability for yourself as well as each person on your team, you are now able to empower others to be fully accountable for themselves. One reader emailed in a question asking for some further clarity around the bigger reward from becoming fully accountable for everything in our lives as well as …

In business and life in general, you are fully accountable for everything that shows up in your life. Whether you choose to accept that or not is up to you. Dr. Marvin Jolson was very dear mentor of mine and a true business leader; a trailblazing pioneer and innovator when it came to the areas …

Sometimes understanding can come at the most unexpected times and in unexpected places. Here’s a lesson of accountability I learned in Burger King’s drive through. “What is that guy doing now?” It was just an odd maneuver. Something out of the ordinary from what would have typically been an everyday experience at the drive through …

Sales 2.0; the conversion of technology and sales and the symbiotic relationship between the two; how they can be integrated together and co-exist in harmony. Yet, with all the technology that is going to change how salespeople sell and manage themselves, we need to be keenly sensitive about removing the human side of interaction and …