Lean Transformation Leadership

A recent George F. Will column referenced the sign recreated at left.

During a recent business trip to Mexico, I spied a hotel worker using the tools captured in the picture.

They engage in “magical thinking” she said.  They think something is true, or becomes true, just because they say so.  She was describing the leadership approach of her h

Fall colors, at least here in southern New England, are beginning to lose some of their brilliance. It's the normal course as we approach November.

For virtually everyone change means hard work, risk, and the need to learn new ways for unproven benefits.

Too often we forget the basics. And we pay dearly for it.

My dog, Bailey, has a sensei - a dog obedience trainer. Actually, my wife and I have a sensei... to teach us how to train our dog.

Several weeks ago, a client mentioned that they were planning on establishing a “war room,” but did not especially like that name.

My oldest is a fourth class cadet (actually a "swab") at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy.