Is Something Driving You Crazy December 1st–2025

LEARN A LITTLE:Is There Something Driving You Crazy? I trust you will overlook my non-professional use of the word "crazy", but it helps cut to the chase and capture something I have been observing on a much more frequent basis. People seem to be in a much greater...

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How’s Your Job Going? — October 1st, 2025

LEARN A LITTLE:   How's Your Job Going? It’s amazing how many people I have met during my career, who have shared the fact that they hate their job. I recently met a fellow in middle management, who told me, “I only have 14 more years, 3 months, 11 days and 15...

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Something to Think About — September 1st, 2025

LEARN A LITTLE:   Something to Think About I was at a conference recently and a number of us were sitting together discussing the “secrets” of successful leadership. We ended up talking about a wide variety of topics and shared a wide variety of viewpoints. It...

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The Perils of Convienience — August 1st, 2025

LEARN A LITTLE: The Perils of Convenience Like a lot of constructs, “convenience” can define very positive things or results as well as negative ones. Most people would agree that using a microwave oven, shopping online, purchasing a book on Amazon, etc. are welcome...

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Getting Things Done — July 1st, 2025

LEARN A LITTLE: Getting Things Done Among the most valuable people in any organization are those who get things done—in the agreed to or acceptable manner. It’s amazing how often organizations will turn to an obviously busy employee, in terms of a time crunch or...

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Pet Peeves or Pet Praises — May 1st, 2025

LEARN A LITTLE: Pet Peeves or Pet Praises Some friends and I were having a conversation about the little things that you experience or come across during the day that can really irritate or annoy you. Some, in fact, can be quite petty.   Our continued discussion...

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Some Thoughts About Entropy – April 1st, 2025

LEARN A LITTLE:Some Thoughts About Entropy Among the work activities I enjoy are the conversations with younger executives regarding their efforts to improve the functionality of their organization. As you might expect, this is typically a greater challenge within...

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