Many thanks to Sue Pelletier for talking about our We Have Always Done It That Way book on her blog. She is specifically asking for people who have read the book and are applying the lessons to contact her. Let me second ...
Many thanks to Sue Pelletier for talking about our We Have Always Done It That Way book on her blog. She is specifically asking for people who have read the book and are applying the lessons to contact her. Let me second ...
Yes, it's time to start looking ahead to 2007. In that light, I want to direct your attention to a web seminar that my friend Jeff De Cagna is putting on in early January. He is doing a series of web seminars in 07, and ...
Ann Oliveri wrote an exteremely interesting line in her blog that has me thinking:There are shorter ways out, but they are always behind you.It was in the context of a study as to why people always follow the circuitous ...
Please check out the article in this month’s Forum magazine by my good friend, Jeff De Cagna, about social media strategy (and thanks, Jeff, for plugging our book in the article!). I particularly like what he had to say ...
Just a little more about yesterday’s post about voice and trust. I did a training for a small group of Fellows at a Federal agency last week. They made reference to the fact that at a large and important meeting recently ...
In Jeffrey Pfeffer’s column in Business 2.0 this month is he cites a famous article by Albert Hirschman called “Exit, Voice, and Loyalty.” Hirschman argues that when people are dissatisfied, they have a choice: complain ...
I like the article in HBR about “ambiguous threats” this month. I wrote about it on the Association Renewal blog in relation to the dangers of “data-driven” cultures. But I wanted to talk about it here in the way it talk ...
Okay, here is my favorite post from the We Have Always Done It That Way book. This one came directly out of several different client projects I had going on at the same time. They were making slower progress than I thoug ...
My friend Ira Koretsky talks a lot about stories. He’s actually one of several people I know that understand the power of storytelling. There is something about us as human beings that has us gravitate towards stories. T ...
