Way back when I was acting more, I would know my lines cold, go deep on my character and truly focus on my relationship with all the other characters. I know I was a good actor based on feedback and …
The Being of Leadership
I took my first acting class when I was in elementary school and theater was a part of my world all the way through college and into "real life." At some point, probably around the arrival of …
Getting Back to Business as Usual
I’ve sat down at my computer several times this week to write a new post. Willing myself to take my mind off of the Boston Marathon bombing and refocus it on my clients, writing, networking etc. …
Acting Lessons for Leaders in Search of Authenticity
Great news! You've been promoted and are now leading a large division with a series of teams that fall into your area of responsibility. Before today, you were managing a team where everyone was your …
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5 Reasons Well-Intentioned Leaders Still Miss the Mark
I was honored when Stephen Lahey recently interviewed me for his Small Business Talent Podcast and we talked about leadership, entrepreneurship and what it means to Break the Frame. It was a great …
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When Leaders Lie
When do we learn to lie to spare the feelings of others? How do we come to the point that we are unable to be honest and open or straightforward and caring? Why is even positive, constructive …