By now you’re probably aware of Alaska’s ex-senator Ted Stevens’ conviction on seven counts of filing false statements on his Senate financial disclosure forms. You’re also probably aware that Attorney General Eric Holder asked U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan to drop the charges. Why? Because in reviewing the case, Holder’s team discovered that the lawyers… Read More >>
Which Way Does the Wind Blow? dealing with change
The last time I posted on this blog, I talked about a lesson I learned on one of my daily bicycle rides last week. On today’s ride, I learned about change. I follow a route that takes me up a gradual, six-mile climb, and then I turn around and go home the same way. It’s… Read More >>
Skinny vs Fat Seats Gives Clues For Conducting Difficult Conversations
I’m an avid cyclist – not very good or very fast, but I like the exercise – and the fresh air you get from riding everyday is invigorating. Yesterday, after my standard 12-mile jaunt, I stopped for coffee at Starbucks. Sitting at one of the umbrella-covered tables was a group of men about my age.… Read More >>
Taking Difficult Conversations “Seriously”
In his classic business book, “Up The Organization,” Avis CEO
Robert Townsend described how he toured all the Avis offices
where he asked employees what they thought he should do to turn
around the company, which at the time was struggling. He noticed
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