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Lessons business leaders can learn about creating workplace teams that execute and perform at high levels, much like the Navy Seals. The story about the Navy Seals raid to get Osama bin Laden is a great case study for business leaders to model to create high-performing teams in the workplace. Read More

If you were ever frustrated that your employees didn't take initiative and were proactive in their jobs, this article provides 3 possible answers to the questions "What don't my employees take initiative in their jobs? Why do they always wait for me to tell them what to do next?
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Hilton Worldwide CEO Discusses How He Communicates With 500,000 Employees to Gain Alignment with Organizational Growth Objectives, His Comments Reinforces "The Employee Motivation Equation" Read More

Leaders who want a simple formula for figuring out how to motivate employees will learn a lot from this short blog post that unveils "The Employee Motivation Equation Read More

Love him or hate him (as I did as youth following the NY Mets) it is hard to argue with the results Steinbrenner achieved with the NY Yankees during his 37 year reign. We could argue some with this methods, I guess, but he certainly did apply the 3 Leadership Strategies of Champion Organizations very well. This post describes how George Steinbrenner leadership strategies can be applied to other organizations to build high-performing team Read More

This article identifies the leadership tenets General McChrystal broke based on the Rolling Stone article by Michael Hastings, and explains why they were the reasons he was relieved of his command by President Obama Read More

This blog post reminds leaders that they always have 3 options to focus on when ever faced with a challenging situation. The 3 options are clearly identified and evaluated so that leaders can apply them to all present and future challenges to move their people and organization forward at all times Read More

This article uses the example of the U.S.-England World Cup Soccer match from June 12th to show how teamwork is a myth and how the concept of a failure of "teamwork" is really a breakdown in performance by one individual team member, as it was with England's goalkeeper Robert Green who misplayed the shot that became the tying goal forth U.S. It's the same in work environments, yet business leaders erroneously blame teamwork time and again, Read More

This blog post responds to the claim in today's Wall St. Journal about the mindset of Team USA heading in to the World Cup Soccer tournament.

The article discusses how the mental approach to winning at the international level is more important than skill and talent and it all begins with the Vision and Strategy, one of the key tenets of creating a Champion Organization in athletics and business Read More

This article identifies the 3 fundamental strategies the 32-competing teams beginning today's quest for the World Cup Football Championship will be applying.

These are the same 3 strategies business leaders today must apply to their organizations to begin getting Champion level results as well Read More