Issue Forth
October 20, 2021
Do you sometimes read an issue of a favorite publication and find yourself picking up on snippets you see as valuable? And do you forget
Do you sometimes read an issue of a favorite publication and find yourself picking up on snippets you see as valuable? And do you forget
Less is more often the short stick when it comes to aspiration and activity but the trump card when it comes to impact. Studies repeatedly
After a break for moving from Florida to the Adirondacks for summer and fall, I am back with weekly blogs. My entry this Wednesday muses
I asked participants in my current Results Leaders course to read something — a book snipped, an article, or a quote — and tell me
Last week, I wrote about how nonprofits seeking contributions might learn from the prospectus format that businesses use to attract financial investment. Here is another
I just read a prospectus seeking financial investment in a company. It prompted me to think about the major differences between the two kinds of
My last post approached simplicity from a perspective of painting. This week, the Wednesday Whimsey looks at another form of brevity—of word counts. It is
I finished participating in a webinar this morning and my head is dizzy with its words. They appeared on the PowerPoint of a presentation brim-full
I am now completing a small book on result-driven meetings. It builds on work my colleague, Robyn Faucy-Washington, and I are doing with Manatee County,
No, I have not found a long lost relative. What I have found is a wonderful partner to carry on my work on result tools
This is the title of a provocative book by Todd Rose. He makes a compelling case for the variance among members of any category– whether
I just finished reading Trust by Pete Buttigieg. He is amazingly thoughtful and insightful for a politician. One of his points is that trust is