Most leaders would never run a business without an org chart. Kept current, well thought out, effective. We want to know who owns finance, sales, operations, marketing, technology, people, customer experience, legal, compliance, and strategy. Even in a small company, clarity matters. When the boxes are unclear, things can get missed. When responsibilities are vague,… Continue reading Do You Have a Personal Org Chart?
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Improved Daily Productivity – How?
Productivity isn’t always about doing more. It’s about doing what matters, with clarity, intention, and energy. We often use “busyness” as a shield to avoid the uncomfortable work of choosing. If you want to move from “doing more” to “doing what matters”, try different approaches. One simple but powerful approach is the 25-5 Method. The… Continue reading Improved Daily Productivity – How?
Life Work Balance Simplified
The words we commonly hear are “Work Life Balance.” Who named it that, I think that they have it backwards. I think that the saying is backwards, shouldn’t it be Life, Work Balance? (LWB). Life comes 1st, right? Spoiler alert, a few years ago when I had this epiphany, I tried to grab some “LWB”… Continue reading Life Work Balance Simplified
Planning in Uncertain Times
Watching the news can change your thinking in an instant.But should it? Times are always uncertain. That’s part of what makes business exciting—constant challenges, opportunities, and complexities. It’s easy to relax during the good times—spending less time on scenario and contingency planning, ignoring signs of failure, skipping regular SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats),… Continue reading Planning in Uncertain Times