Drowning in Data? The Importance of Focus in a World of Information Overload

Information is power, but in today’s world, we’re facing an unprecedented data deluge. According to Domo’s Data Never Sleeps 10.0 report, global data creation is exploding, projected to reach 181 zettabytes by 2025. Just consider the activity every minute: millions of Google searches, hundreds of hours of YouTube uploads, thousands of Instagram posts and tweets. […]

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Adjusting To Change

Success often hinges on the ability to quickly adjust to change. Peak performers follow a model: Being open to change Reframing difficult situations Being open to change; when plans or situations change, step back and look at ways to adapt and adjust. Reframing difficult situations, to see them as opportunities to learn and grow rather […]

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Less Is More!

Focused Time. The top 1% know that less is more! Say what? Who would you imagine to be more productive: someone who works 55 hours a week or someone who works 70? If you guessed the latter, you’d be incorrect. Stanford economist John Pencavel found that output per hour falls sharply after about 50 hours […]

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By Design vs. By Default

By design vs. by default with Seth Godin Leaders make one thing more than any other: decisions. Every environment has constraints, and the decisions about how time and resources are allocated, about what to do next, drive all outcomes. How do leaders decide what’s next? Is it based on urgency, proximity, or values? It’s a […]

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Fear vs. Focus

The top 1% understand this:  Fear causes you to lose your focus  Greed causes you to lose your focus  The remedy?  Do the opposite:  Hope creates focus  Generosity creates focus  Alignment with your purpose creates focus From 1957 till his assassination in 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr. traveled over six million miles. He spoke over twenty-five […]

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Technology vs. Relationships

Technology vs. Relationships. The top 1% approach it differently. Peter Sheehan, a leading expert on generational change and business performance, wrote about how peak performers use technology yet stay in touch with genuine relationships. There are over twenty different ways to affirm others, but you can reduce them to just two verbs: Notice and Verbalize. […]

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The One Thing Is: TRUST

Stephen Covey’s book proves it, and Google’s research reinforces it… there is ONE thing in common to every individual, relationship, family, organization, and government throughout the world. When removed, the one thing will destroy the most powerful army, the most successful business, the greatest friendship, and the deepest love. The ONE Thing Is TRUST! TRUST […]

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