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The Champion's Mistakes

Jun 17, 2010

This week the U.S. Open golf championship is being played out on a beautiful, windswept golf course in California. In looking over the names of the players, and considering which one would hold the champion’s trophy on Sunday, I was reminded of a...

Tagged: champions, expertise, experts, responsibility, management, leadership, productivity, management skills, leadership skills, leadership development, expertise development

Strongest Dawg

May 13, 2010

His nickname is “Fierce Pearce.” The name comes not from a hostile personality, but rather from the intensity he gives to his efforts. Bud Pearce is a competitive weight lifter. Physically, he is not an imposing character. But I’ve never met a...

Tagged: champion, expert performance, winner, leadership, productivity, management skills, leadership skills, leadership development, expertise development

One of the Bravest Men

Apr 5, 2010

The movie opened with George C. Scott standing in front of an enormous American flag, impeccably dressed in knee high, brown, gleaming boots, shiny helmet, and a Colt .45 Peacemaker swinging in its holster on his right side. Portraying General Ge...

Tagged: bravery, leadership, leadership development, process improvement, management skills, duty

The Importance of Feeling Responsible

Oct 22, 2009

When things go wrong, who steps forward to claim responsibility? In many cases, nobody. When in the rare cases, someone does voluntarily step forward, pay attention, for you are in the presence of a peak performer. They may not be a top perform...

Tagged: responsibility, success, expertise, leadership development, management skills, improvement, learning, training, process improvement, management skills, leadership, personal development, business training, sales training

The thin line between failure and success

Sep 4, 2009

It may surprise many that the famed inventor and entrepreneur, Thomas Edison, characterized his career as one defined by failure. He estimated that it often took about 10,000 failures on any particular project until he reached a single success. ...

Tagged: failure, success, expertise, leadership development, management skills, improvement, learning, training, process improvement, management skills, leadership, personal development, business training, sales training