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Every Monday, I’ll try to offer something to think about in a short video nugget,

hoping you’ll take two minutes to consider for extra perspective to help you start your work week.

New episodes drop on Mondays by 10AM US ET here, YouTube, and LinkedIn. 

All past episodes are available here and YouTube. 

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  • The art of introducing someone

    I’ve been to 3 conferences – in 3 weeks – on 3 continents – and I learned 2 things:  The power of meeting in person AND the art of introducing someone.  Transcript I’ve been to 3 conferences … in the last 3 weeks … on 3 continents … and I’ve had the same discovery in…

  • Social Media and Politics

    Last week, we covered “When you argue with the town fool, the town gains a second fool.”  This week, we’ll apply that advice to Social Media and Politics.

  • When you argue with the town fool, the town gains a second fool

    What do Ben Franklin, Abe Lincoln, Mark Twain, two Lions, and me have in common – we all give versions of this same advice.

  • Learning from a caterpillar’s time in the cocoon

    Real transformation, unfortunately, often only happens through change or challenge. Perhaps nothing depicts the magic of transformation like a caterpillar into a butterfly, so there are some lessons we can learn from that time in the cocoon. Transcript This one goes out to my friends in the resilience book club. A boy looked out his…

  • “Perfect” is overrated

    An old French proverb teaches that perfect is the enemy of good. One of my favorite books talks about the difference between good to great. And I’ll just add that “perfect” is overrated.  Let’s talk about why …

  • Your work will be there when you get back

    This month, I’m back in class for a few days and also taking a few days off. That got me thinking, so I wanted to share some GOOD NEWS: There will always be more work to do.  Over the years, I have missed out on some great classes, vacations, and meetings because I wasn’t fully…