Monthly Archives: October 2011
Should you start planning now for 2012?
Probably. But we’ve all been through the misery of “strat planning” which often involves a lot of talking, a lot of writing, and not much changing. Here’s a gift from my friend Les McKeown: a complete annual planning tool. I’m … Continue reading
Tom Heck, International Association of Teamwork Facilitators
It’s embarrassing that it’s taken me this long to post this interview with Tom. He’s an old friend, president and founder of the IATF, and and has long been a champion for helping teams do extraordinary things. This is important, … Continue reading
How to live your values: Be Generous
We have six core values we do our best to live at Box of Crayons, to infuse through the way we work. Of course, lists of values for corporations and organizations are nothing new – and typically, are next to … Continue reading
“It is also a victory to know when to retreat” (Great Work quote)
“It is also a victory to know when to retreat” ~ Erno Paasilinna Three options: Move forward. Stand still. Retreat. Which of these am I taking? How is it different for different projects? I can retreat with dignity. Where might … Continue reading
Mel Robbins, Stop Saying You’re Fine
Meet Mel Robbins, who is here on the planet to ignite courage inside of people and give people the permission and tools to be inspired again by life. She is the host of a daily radio show, author of Stop … Continue reading
