Not Nearly As Thankful As I Should Be
Free! Giveaway of The QBQ! Workbook! See below! Overflowing Abundance Cereal. We all love cereal. There are “kid” cereals and “adult” cereals—and the truth is adults don’t
Free! Giveaway of The QBQ! Workbook! See below! Overflowing Abundance Cereal. We all love cereal. There are “kid” cereals and “adult” cereals—and the truth is adults don’t
Over the past week as The QBQ! Workbook, the 5th edition of QBQ!, and Raising Accountable Kids all launched, Kristin and I did a bunch
Fine. I’ll admit it here publicly: When I walk 3+ miles each day, I often take Kelly Clarkson along. I’ve aways enjoyed her energetic and
A very fine line exists between humility and haughtiness. I recently posted this picture of Central Park on our QBQ! Facebook page and wrote this: Not
Last month we published this piece: It’s a NO EXCUSES Moment For Management Some of you asked, “How should Mandy have handled it?” Well, here’s what
Follow us on Periscope: @QBQGuy Longhorn Steakhouse Event, Red Rock Resort, Las Vegas Old old joke: “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” “Practice!” A
A light and fun QBQ! blog with a practical message. Enjoy the metaphor! Hopkins is the third oldest member of the Miller clan, predating even Kristin, my
In June of 1991, at age 33, I made a sales call on Munsingwear, a Minneapolis-based clothier. During our discussion of his team’s training needs, the fifty-something executive made a
1973: At 15, future @QBQGuy – Johnny “the mascot” – doing his job making sister, Lucy, and bro-in-law, Tom, laugh. There are parallel, if not
How do some people manage to change while others never do? . . Good question! But here’s a better one: How can I change me? Every