Eliminate Excuse-Making – NOW!
People who remember chalkboards know that fingernails on a chalkboard create an awful sound that can make a brain hurt. Similarly, I’ve heard some folks
John G. Miller
December 3, 2024
People who remember chalkboards know that fingernails on a chalkboard create an awful sound that can make a brain hurt. Similarly, I’ve heard some folks
Five Critical Leadership Traits Since we all love a good list, let’s get right to it! ACCOUNTABLE The funny thing about leaders who practice Personal
“Feelings just are” is a famous phrase that popped up some years ago. The intent was good—it’s okay to be frustrated, disappointed, and hurt. Pendulums
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
Got marriage? Karen and I do—almost 43 years. And this marriage is in its best shape ever. Is your marriage healthy? We weren’t for a long
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,
Join our QBQ! Facebook Group today! Are you a coach? Before you say “No,” ponder how often you do coach. Consider what happens when we parent,
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NOTE: If you know any perfectionists, share this post with them! ? I’m convinced that those who practice accountable thinking process mistakes in a healthy manner.
That’s 15-year-old me entertaining my brother-in-law, Tom, and sister, Lucy. As you can probably tell, as a kid I was loud, verbal, boisterous, and high-energy.