Am I a COVID-19 Grump or a Positive Leader?
Are you a pandemic grouch? Has anyone called you “Grumpy Pants”? My wife, Karen — her name is Karen, but she’s not one of those Karens
John G. Miller
August 13, 2020
Are you a pandemic grouch? Has anyone called you “Grumpy Pants”? My wife, Karen — her name is Karen, but she’s not one of those Karens
Can we slow the spread of blame and flatten the curve of finger-pointing? It can be done — when we look in the mirror. And …
“Why me?” is the easiest question to ask — yet there’s no value in it at all. I grew up in a good family. My
Ready for a virtual QBQ! workshop? Explore here. Todd volunteers in an Alaskan prison. He believes in the QBQ! message of Personal Accountability so much
Succeeding is the simplest thing we can do. Unless we’ve made it complicated. What does it take to be successful? Nothing new here — 10
When I found this measuring tape from my early 1980s Montana assignment with Cargill that Karen and I experienced, I had two thoughts: 1. Wow, that
Early in the COVID-19 days, my wise wife, Karen, said this could really hurt our son’s business. Michael and his wife, Casey, perform wedding videography
As our heavily damaged economy slowly comes back to life, I can’t imagine a more critical time to stand out. Said differently, it’s time to
CRACK!!! When my wife heard the loud, sharp ear-piercing noise, she immediately turned and said, “What was that!?” Answering Karen literally, I responded, “A plate
Yep, that’s me in the old photo, on stage early in my “speaker” career, sharing “Personal Accountability and the QBQ!” with the Jostens’ management team