Project Manager Point of View

Thanks to Kendall Lott for producing a great series of podcasts titled, “Project Manager Point of View (PM-POV).” Thanks to PMIWDC for hosting them. Thanks to Michael Hannan for introducing me to Kendall and the podcasts. If you’re looking for thought-provoking, brilliantly produced, quick podcasts to get your creative project manager ideas flowing, check out

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Connections

Now is the time to connect with the information you want.  Stop waiting for the information to find you.  Here are some ideas to get you started: Subscribe to the leading magazine covering a topic you’re curious about. Write to a blogger or an author that you’ve always wanted to ask a question. Ask a friend

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Now

When are you going to write your book?” – Bob Steinmetz Every time I talk to him, my friend Bob asks me the same question.  Over the years my answer has evolved from, “Someday,” to “Soon,” to “Maybe next month.”  I’m happy to announce today that my answer is, “Now.”  I started writing my book

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Captured Moments

Each person learns differently, so I know poking around the old posts on this site might not be for you. Why not learn more about Driving Change via several videos captured over the past two years? My April K. Mills YouTube channel has links to many of the videos of my speeches from the past two

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Bending the Organization to Our Will in 2016

In our modern world, organizations are routinely bending nature to their will for our benefit. Yet, this control doesn’t transfer to the routines of organizational life.  We plan project portfolios using metrics we know aren’t effective, conduct annual performance appraisals that achieve little, and spend months to fill vacancies even though candidates are readily available. We can

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Reservoir of Untapped Genius

There is…an enormous reservoir of relatively untapped genius–that is, the capacity for exceptional accomplishment–which existing systems of motivation have failed to reach.” – Saul Gellerman, Management by Motivation (1968, page 204) In June 2014 in London at what is lovingly called Gilbfest, I had the privilege to give a presentation based on my work with

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