A couple weeks ago I wrote an article about speaking for a group of Allianz Outperformers in Scottsdale. We, of course, we're talking about peak performance strategies to show up as
A simple message for your day... Below is one of my favorite photos from a few years ago: running Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim (45-ish miles) through the Grand Canyon. It always makes me think of
Nature or nurture? Heredity or environment? Born or made? These are questions I've been asked ever since I studied psychology in college. Which one matters more? Yesterday morning I spoke for a group
Last night I spoke at the University of Denver for a group of financial executives (FEI Colorado) on peak performance... Afterwards, as often happens, I had a couple people approach me
I'll get right to it - I could use your help on something please: I'm getting into the weeds on my 10th book and it's going to be on... (drum roll please) Influence. Quite
There is no failure. There is only feedback. The only way you can fail at something is to make a mistake and to not learn from it. Otherwise we're all on
Happy New Year! (pretty sure it's still okay to be saying that on January 6th!) One of my least favorite phrases around this time - and one you've probably heard often -
2022 will be over in less than 36 hours. I want to THANK YOU for the support and for being along for the Outperforming ride. It certainly has had some
As a speaker, I'm connected to a lot of other speakers on LinkedIn. And I see a lot of posts on LinkedIn similar to this one: I don't know how this
I didn't post last week because I was driving back and forth to Des Moines from Minneapolis to speak to a group of HR leaders. I was also in a bit
