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Leading and Operating in Ambiguity
Ambiguity. We have all confronted it at some point in our careers. Matrix organizations, multiple bosses, dotted- and solid-line reporting, internal and external customers, budget cuts, and economic issues are all factors that contribute to an ambiguous work environment. In fact, many of my executive clients cite ambiguity as a top source of frustration, challenges, and wasted time and money. Surprisingly enough, it does not have to be.
The 3 Biggest Mistakes Businesses Make
Learn about the blindspots businesses face and how to create excellent customer relationships without being too customer-focused.
The Three Levels of Honesty
Steven Gaffney talks open, honest communication with the Public Interest Podcast and how the different levels of honesty can improve your work and personal life.
The Cancer Wake Up Call
Eight lessons on how to deal with life’s challenges during a difficult journey.
What if Martin Luther King, Jr. had compared himself to others?
Why is true success obstructed by comparison to others? Learn how to throw away the comparisons and create a vision for your future.