Almost all leadership models place importance on clear values. But there is nothing like a controversy to show us how varied our values can be.
Since Tiger announced his return to competitive golf at the Masters, I have heard the following responses:
The guy is a scumbag and he will be humiliated.
Who cares? It is a [...]
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I was going to be the one person in the blogosphere not to weigh in. But I have had about 5 people in the last 24 hours ask “What do you think about Tiger?” It is not personal or a desire to know what I think. These are casual meetings ranging from at a local [...]
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In big surgical procedures, doctors will often get donations of blood from a patient before surgery so that it can be used to for transfusions during and after the procedure.
I saw this billboard in St. Pancras Int’l train station in London this morning and found myself wondering, “How often would we all find learning for [...]
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If you read here often you know that I look at nature and the game of golf as parallels to leadership. Next week will be nature, but with the US Open just completed, there are too many lessons to pass up.
Luckily my colleague and fellow blogger Scott Eblin also blogged about the US Open, and [...]
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I have often thought that there are lessons to be learned from the media we watch, but I have eschewed writing about them here for fear of sounding frivolous. However, if my colleague Scott Eblin can use observations from American Idol as he did last week in a posting entitled Feedback Do’s and Don’ts from [...]
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