Excuses: The Antithesis of Accountability
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 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
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,
GIVEAWAY!!! Comment to possibly win 6 (yes, six!) FREE QBQ! books! There are many terrific aspects of being an author/speaker. One is when people have an outstanding
“It takes 20 years to make an overnight success.” Eddie Cantor (1892-1964) comedian, dancer, singer, actor It’s true, we usually don’t know how the now-famous
Trust me on this: The old stuff is the good stuff. QBQ! History It was 1995 when the cover of this VHS tape was produced. My
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
If you grew up in snow country like I did, you were told that when driving on snow and ice, never turn away from the skid, run
Here are 13 questions that challenge me to think hard, which can lead to learning, growth, and change. Each laced with an underlying QBQ! book message of PERSONAL
For as long as I remember, my dad (John G. Miller) has been the creator and main purveyor of this thing called “QBQ!” Twenty years now—since 1995,
This email came to us just the other day. Enjoy! Dear QBQ, Inc.— My manager just took our department through the “Personal Accountability and the