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There are a myriad of reasons why solutions to problems aren’t implemented. For instance, a business may not have the resources such as money or labor to implement the solution. However in most instances, it’s not a lack of resources that is the barrier, but rather it’s the lack of clarity and conviction where people get tripped up. Read More

I believe the toughest race for business leaders is to understand how to best lead through transitions. To lead through transitions effectively, one needs to... Read More

These are a few of the questions every business needs to ask today to better position themselves for future opportunities or risk. Here are a just a few I'm beginning to ask. Read More

The lesson is quite simple. If a prize is awarded and no one understands why they received it, especially the receiver of the award, you have a problem. Therefore before a prize is awarded, it should meet certain criteria. Read More

Have you ever pondered the consequences of “too” in a conversation. The simple word that is commonly misrepresented (i.e. to, two) is possibly one of the most defining words in the english language. Read More

As a child, I was afraid of the boogeyman, a make believe character often used to make children behave. Well I'm wondering, are you afraid of the whistleblower? If you're a business leader and you aren't, you should be. Read More

The whistleblowers role of exposing silent problems in organizations will grow in importance in the future. How organizations guard against this risk is critically important. Read More

Just about everyday we hear or read that we should always under promise and over deliver with our customers. Whilst we need to delight our customers and strengthen our relationships, there are pitfalls that you may not be aware of. Read More

Silent problems destroy companies! ADM's missteps in how they handled silent problems in the 90s should be a lesson to everyone and what can happen if they aren't dealt with proactively, and eventually escape. Read More

Data released in a study conducted in July reveals that more than half of ad impressions and 95% of clicks in online ad buys were fraudulent. Click fraud continues to plague online advertising, but many just want to sweep it under the rug. Radar Research managing partner Marissa Gluck calls it "the dirty little secret of the online ad industry th Read More