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Top of Mind Thursday January 10, 2018: Come Fly Away
Herb Kelleher, the founder of Southwest Airlines, passed away last week at the age of 87. Though he had passed on the mantle of active leadership over 10 years ago, he remained involved with the company until his death. In … Continue reading
Start by Stopping: How to Develop Natural Leadership with Fewer Failures
Marcia Daszko Marcia Daszko & Associates www.mdaszko.com The founder of Marcia Daszko & Associates, Marcia Daszko began working in the management consulting field in the 1980s. She co-founded the Bay Area Deming User Group (BADUG), and a non-profit called In2In … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday January 3, 2018: Letting Go
We’ve all seen it happen: People stake out a strong position and get so tied up in what they’ve publicly said that they can’t consider better alternatives. It’s human nature. We do this in our personal lives and in professional … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday December 27, 2018: Don’t Look Back Now!
This is the time of year when we traditionally tend to stop and look back at what transpired over the last 12 months. What did we do this past year? What worked well? What should we have done better? This … Continue reading