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Why “Good Enough” is Costing You Profits

In today's business landscape, a silent threat lurks in the shadows, methodically eroding profits and market share. This adversary isn't a new technology or nimble startup – it's the mindset of complacency that has infiltrated countless organizations. While corporate...

Market Turbulence: Why Traditional Change Management No Longer Cuts It

For many years, both business leaders as well as authors and speakers (like me) have talked at length about "managing change." The title of my first business speech many years ago was “Dragonslayers” on overcoming the overwhelming monster of change on our voyage to...

The Wisdom of ThanksLiving

Gratitude shouldn't just be something we express once a year; it should shape how we live each day. My mentor, the late Grady Nutt, captured this beautifully in his concept of 'ThanksLiving.'" Grady described “ThanksLiving” as: “An attitude that finds treasure in the...
For your success as a professional speaker…

For your success as a professional speaker…

This post is a bit unusual for me. This is directed solely to my fellow #professionalspeakers and to those who desire to speak professionally. It’s time for me to respectfully, but strongly, dispute some advice that is being shared by some that, if taken on its face,...

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The Power of Individual Actions: in CX and Life Changes

The Power of Individual Actions: in CX and Life Changes

Two topics that have been on my mind recently: the impact of individual actions on customer experiences the importance of adapting to life's changes While these subjects may seem unrelated at first glance, I believe they both highlight the crucial role that people...

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Our Horrible Hampton Inn Stay Wasn’t the Employee’s Fault

Our Horrible Hampton Inn Stay Wasn’t the Employee’s Fault

Tammy and I were each driving our cars cross-country this week from Las Vegas to Fort Wayne, Indiana. I was in my car, and she was driving our SUV while pulling a small U-Haul trailer. Our older dog, Lucy, was in the car with me, and our puppy, Chloe, was Tam's...

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