A 24-hour clock has the numbers 13 through 24 written inside the typical clock dial to allow someone to rapidly read PM times as their 24-time equivalents, e.g., 1 pm is 1300 and 10 pm is 2200. A few weeks ago I noticed a 24-hour clock just like this one on a conference room wall. […]
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A while back I posted the link to a free audio copy of Dave Logan, John King and Halee Fischer-Wright’s book, Tribal Leadership. They describe the book as: Every company, indeed, every organization, is a tribe, or if it’s large enough, a network of tribes—groups of twenty to 150 people in which everyone knows everyone
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Part of driving change is overcoming your fear of failing and especially overcoming your fear of succeeding. What if the change you’re driving actually happens? What if pushing your limits creates an exciting opportunity to achieve even more success? What would you do? Theodore Roosevelt said, There were all kinds of things I was afraid
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The Heath brothers (Chip and Dan) will soon have a new book out, Switch (due out February 16). Here’s a quick, new years resolution-themed look at their new book. I’m still working my way through their last book, Made to Stick.
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