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25 Lessons in 25 Years
In my own little way of commemorating 25 years in executive leadership, I offer the 25 most valuable lessons I’ve learned in 25 years.
Read MoreMinutes, Moments, Metrics and Mission
Is it possible that we focus a bit too much effort on minutes and not enough on creating moments?
Read MoreIntroducing Industry ∞.0. The Future Has No Limit.
We sit at ground zero in time, technology and geography of this fascinating development.
Read MoreEven in Good Economic Times, Are You Still Hungry?
Through the first half of 2019, the U.S. economy did quite well, but don’t be complacent.
Read MoreIs it Okay to Dislike a Customer?
You can dislike up to three customers. Any more and the problem is you.
Read MoreThe Expense of Frugality
Push the limits on travel expenses and your employer may implement a policy.
Read MoreWe Need to Start Trusting our People
Trust your good people, and they will be more likely to remain your good people.
Read MoreQuestions That Will Change your Finishing Business and Life
You should be asking yourself these questions every year in order to grow your finishing operation.
Read MoreIt’s Time to Learn How to Win Again
As a new year begins, we will do well to evaluate the strategies that worked and those that did not.
Read MoreIndustry 4.0 Elicits Careers of the Future
My classmates used to brag about their plans to become doctors, lawyers and investment bankers. Tomorrow’s “cool” careers may follow the rise of advanced manufacturing.
Read MoreThe Reluctant Award Winner
Sales awards make me uncomfortable because they recognize what is good for everyone except, perhaps, the most important people to any business: the customers.
Read MoreThe Faster You Go, the More Balance You Get
My lifelong passion for cycling started with a lesson 45 years ago, one as applicable to success in business as it was to learning to ride a bike.
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