Archive for the ‘vision’ Category

December 27, 2011

What Are Your Intentions For 2012?

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Thoughts from the Elliptical – Inspiration from the Letter I The elliptical was on a steep incline and I was immersed in the importance of “Intentions” for the impending New Year.  My initial inquiry was “what ingenious intentions can I incorporate into my life in 2012?” Allow me to introduce you to the power of [...]

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July 11, 2011

Goo Be Gone

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Have you ever had the feeling that you’re taking one step forward and two steps back? No matter what you do – or don’t do – things stay pretty much the same. So what’s the difference between being stuck and being on a plateau? Plenty! Being stuck is like finding gum on the bottom of [...]

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May 6, 2011

Imagine a Win-Win World

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Radical Collaboration. Imagine a world filled with “Radical Collaboration.” That was just one of many themes during the recent 5-day TED Conference where a chef-activist, a deep sea explorer and street artist explored what that meant to them in their worlds. What would Radical Collaboration look like in your world? How would Radical Collaboration change [...]

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February 7, 2011

The “Non-Interview” Interview

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“I won’t hire him because he couldn’t get the ketchup out of the bottle.” That was the explanation the manager gave Human Resources for not hiring a market research analyst.  Horrified and aghast, they complained it wasn’t a fair reason. Consider this… During a luncheon interview, the candidate for a market research position attempted to [...]

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April 6, 2010

A “Blooming Desert” is Not a Vision

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At the end of the day, the team described their current state like “a pack mule or a bomb scene.”  Their desired state for the future looked like a “desert in bloom.” This isn’t a vision.  This is just plain stupid and a waste of time and money. As many organizations struggle to re-define or [...]

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