Intentional Leadership

This list could be longer. But here are ten reasons books matter. * Books preserve knowledge across generations, serving as time capsules of human thought and discovery. * Reading improves cognitive abilities, including critical thinking, vocabulary, and concentration. * Books provide diverse perspectives, fostering empathy by allowing us to experience lives different from

Eminent physicist and mathematician Freeman Dyson styled it this way: we need both focused frogs and visionary birds. “Birds fly high in the air and survey broad vistas of mathematics out to the far horizons,” Dyson wrote in 2009. “They delight in concepts that unify our thinking and bring together

The question is often asked “How do my current skills transfer to project management?” Many folks, from many fields, including the sciences, education, marketing and sales are often interested in adding the project management skill-set to their repertoire. The table below lists the 12 Project Principles (P) and the 8

If I were to boil down the transition between Project Manger to Project Leader, I would say: be a Problem Solver. Taking notes, writing status, updating dates? All good stuff. But that is not problem solving. Thinking your methodology will fit any situation? There’s a failure to listen in

Ownership is the key to true leadership To be truly helpful, you can't wait for someone to ask. Project leaders are comfortable asking questions to seek the truth. When no one is assigned accountability, no one takes accountability. ...providing a reason, and doing so consistently can have a