Operations Driven Versus Customer Driven
Is your business operations driven or customer driven? One day a woman went grocery shopping. She and her husband, a […]
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Are You In Touch With What You Believe?
Beliefs, and by extension, belief systems, are powerful energy magnets that shape our inner and outer worlds … and they
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Creative Processes
When we think about creativity, we tend to think about Research and Development and new product/service innovation. But, why not
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Coloring Outside the Lines
In classrooms all over the world little children are taught the importance of coloring within the lines. Indeed, they are
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Let’s Talk About It
One of the keys to successful project management is holding the right conversations on the right issues at the right
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Whose Legs Are You Dancing On?
Am I weird or what? The way I lead my life and my project management practices are so intertwined that
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Stepping into Emotional Pressure: An Introduction
Some time ago I was managing a team at a small company, when I faced a challenge with a talented
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The Key to Successful Cross-functional Collaboration
Quick: what’s the biggest challenge in cross-functional collaboration? Bing! Yes, “building trusting, open relationships” is correct! Does that sound too
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Help! We’re Out of Sync!
Project Sponsors, does this sound familiar? You’ve got a great team, and you’ve pointed them in the right direction on
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Is it really project management?
The more I think and learn about project management the more I realize I had it all wrong in my early
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The Knowing-Doing Gap
If knowing “HOW” to do something were enough we’d all be rich and thin. There’s always some reason why well-intentioned,
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