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Gift Ideas for Yourself and Others On the First Day: Be a player! Players determine the outcome of the game while fans just pay to watch others determine the outcome. Set your goals for 2011 with clarity; pursue them with…
Detecting the Impression Managers A scorpion approached the riverbank, saw a frog and asked, “May I have a ride to the other side?” The frog said, “No, you are a scorpion and you will sting and kill me.” The scorpion…
Recognizing No Single Answer, Is the Answer “As our world grows more complex, time moves more rapidly, and needs become more numerous, we have discovered that we can only meet the challenges we face when all the gifts given by…
Learning to Lead Your Mind It was the largest and most frightening masterpiece of engineering of its time and was intended to change the balance of power in the Atlantic. In 1941, Germany’s battleship Bismarck was over 25 percent larger…
Why Fiscal Responsibility is the Issue “Poor is a state of mind; broke is a temporary condition.” With the elections next month, this month’s issue on banking & finance is timely. Financial concerns are at the core of everything today…
Looking for Clues at the Scene of the Opportunity Early in the last century, a world renowned ornithologist was visiting a colleague in New York City. During rush hour, they were making their way to a nearby restaurant when the…
Why the Entrepreneurial Spirit is the Answer en·tre·pre·neur (ŏn’trə-prə-nûr’, -nŏŏr’) n. A person who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk of a business venture for economic gain. As my friend and mentor, entrepreneur Bernie Simpkins commented, “It is easier to…
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush was the featured speaker at Florida Institute of Technology’s Nathan M. Bisk College of Business annual Ethics and Leadership Conference at Harris Corporation’s Customer Briefing Center. [flickr-gallery mode=”photoset” photoset=”72157624644399799″]
The Senate President The term “servant leadership” was first coined and elaborated on by Robert K. Greenleaf back in the 70’s. Though espoused by management and leadership writers like Steven Covey and Ken Blanchard, the concept goes back much earlier…
The Legacy of Coach John Wooden The greatest opportunity for all young professionals can be found in the lessons of Coach John Wooden, who recently passed away at the age of 99. “He was bigger than just our school, he…
