Our view of excuses as presented in The QBQ! Facebook Group: The day I quit making excuses is the day I grow up. Excuse-making is
Our photo is an all-time fav. In 1983, when my dad crossed the country on AmTrak to visit my wife and Miller Kid #1 (Kristin)
As I traveled a highway at 60+ MPH in a 55 MPH zone, a state trooper pulled up on my left, looked at me, and
Super succinct! Dive in … Yeah-but-itis is a negative habit that looks and sounds like this: A CEO apologizes for layoffs yet people question, “Yeah,
I don’t use Spotify. Never have. Just not that into music. I am, though, into Personal Accountability. When I see it, I love it. Bet you
The Story When I finished teaching “Personal Accountability & the QBQ!” to a fine group, Monica approached me. She said … “I read QBQ! a
Only when individuals engage in accountability, responsibility, and on-the-job ownership, will the very real dragons of finger-pointing, culprit-seeking, and blame be slain. This is when
The holidays can be an exceptional time of year—or not. The difference lies with us. Avoid these 21 traps to have an outstanding finish
Yes, that’s me in the photo above on the right. It was 1976 and … I did not win that match. 👎🏻 As a guest on
While Kristin and I were being interviewed for a print magazine article about the QBQ! book and message of Personal Accountability, the interviewer, Matt, made
