Simplicity in Words
April 28, 2021
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
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How to Build Simplicity
April 21, 2021
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
Results for Meetings
April 14, 2021
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,
I have an heir!
March 12, 2021
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
“The End of Average”
March 10, 2021
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
Trust what I do
February 3, 2021
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
Strategy & Tactics
January 21, 2021
I was sipping coffee with my friend Bruce late last week. When he works with groups, he has one key question: What problem are you
On Categorizations
January 13, 2021
Greetings. Before the Wednesday whimsey, I wanted to acknowledge the eventful days in our country. In addition to insurrection at the Capitol we have COVID
Results are Easy. Right?
January 8, 2021
My apologies for going dark for several weeks. A house sale and move consumed me. I am now in Bradenton, FL, for the winter. Here’s
Vitality Rediscovered
November 18, 2020
We just sold a house. Many of you have the same experiences in moving that my wife Pam and I did. Much of the pain
The Result View of Trust
November 11, 2020
My colleague Robyn Faucy-Washington just emailed me the new Give.org Donor Trust Report produced by the Better Business Bureau. Based on surveys, it looks at
A Good Question
November 5, 2020
My colleague Les Loomis had a comment that I found so useful I post it here as a blog entry. Following a highly successful career