How to Miss Your Dates and Fail Your Goals With Finesse
Everyone fails goals. How you fail your goals will determine what type of leader you are.
Goals Setting for Critical Work – Commit to Less and Achieve More
Setting fewer goals and achieving them is a key to success. Finding predictability in unpredictable work is challenging but rewarding.
How I Completely Defeated Procrastination to Achieve My Goals
What do high school students, and experienced professionals have in common? We all unwisely put off our most important work.
Swim Upstream or Float Downstream – Change Your Environment to Change Your Behavior
The situation controls your behavior. If you want to control your behaviors, look at changing your situation.
Stoicism is Not Just For Emperors and Hipsters
Staying calm in a crisis is a necessary component of leadership.
Project Post-Mortem Meetings — It's About Process Improvement, Not Dead People
A Post-Mortem meeting is a review process for identifying organizational improvements on how to run projects.
Disagree and Commit — Getting Things Done With Backbone
Disagree and commit is about the complex interactions of having strong opinions, yet focusing on delivering results.
A Delegation Question — How Do I Not Overload My Team? Delegating Load Balancing.
An important part of delegation is delegating work load balancing.
Your System is Not Perfect and That's Great — Balancing Operational Investments
Investments in operations needs to be the minimal level which maintains the systems in an acceptable state forever. Because no one likes a show-off.