Type A Executive Coach
The small town spinster stands in the spotlight at center stage. Her unruly salt and pepper curls embrace a pudgy, homely face atop a marshmallow body draped in a frumpy dress.
A man in the audience rolls his eyes in disgust and sneers at the woman.
The melody beings and a beautiful voice slices through the [...]
How my grandfather kept his truck on the road, I’ll never know.
A trip with my grandfather was like riding the roller coaster at Six Flags but without seat belts or a sissy bar.
In typical Type A fashion, he drove like a bat out of Honolulu while talking a mile a minute pointing and looking [...]
I’ve been talking to pink slip professionals – talented, highly motivated people who are now searching for a job. Sprinkled throughout our discussions on job search strategies and survival how-to’s, these exasperated and bored professionals frequently exclaim: “I would work for free just to get out of the house and feel like I’m contributing.”
That [...]
Microsoft’s new ad campaign, People Ready, is now trumpeting what most of us have known for years – the old mantra…’It’s not personal, it’s just business’…. is a bunch of malarkey. In what first appears to be an editorial filled with typical CEO mumbo jumbo, Microsoft uses a red highlighter to cut through the [...]
Suffering From Premature Exasperation?
“Just listen to this email from Ellen!” The sarcasm clung to the air as Rob cleared his throat.
In his best Bette Davis sneer, Rob began to read Ellen’s email to me over the phone.
“Rob, I don’t understand where you came up with the cost numbers for Phase 2. I think they are too low. Maybe [...]