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How to Turn the Dysfunctional Workplace into an Environment Where People Actually Want to Work
Are you ready to do what it takes to end the dysfunctions and create a can-do culture in your workplace?

Ready For Some Fun?
A big part of transforming self, teams and organizations is learning; understanding and adopting alternative methodologies, creating innovative processes, practicing fresh skills and adjusting to different types of people. Decide to change anything - and you'll be thrown a learning curve.

Buy A Business That You Will Love
It is possible to buy a company that will provide you not only income, but also satisfaction and purpose in life. Here are some of the keys to buying a business that you will love!
Work/Life Balance – The Basic Building Blocks – Rest, Exercise, Nutrition, Work and Love
We’re living in the information age - an era of incredibly fast change. On a daily basis we’re being overwhelmed with new information and alternatives pertaining to our work, our health, our lifestyles, our families, our technology and every other conceivable matter pertaining to the business of life. We’re also living in an era of abundance – we’re constantly being bombarded with bigger, better, brighter options – and we relentlessly have to make choices. The modern lifestyle is fast, overwhelming and driven by materialism. The net result is that we work increasingly hard and often burn ourselves out in an attempt to continue to expense our lifestyles.
Just One More Time – Breaking Rocks to Make a Sale
Several years ago when we had our new home built in Las Vegas, we immediately put in a pool and hot tub. Of course the pool company convinced us that we needed a waterfall as an added design element for the pool. Several more thousands of dollars later, we agreed. When they got to the point when they started to build the waterfall, a very large crane showed up in the street adjacent to our house, along with a flatbed truck with these gigantic red boulders. I asked the project manager what that was all about, and he said, “That’s your waterfall.” I said, “No way do we want a giant pile of rocks,” in which he replied, “Just be patient and you’ll see.” So the crane lowered these small mountains into our yard and shortly afterward a crew of waterfall builders showed up.

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Getting the Right People Doing the Right Things with Safeguarded Precision!
Amidst organizational change employers deploy a wealth of employee assessments in a scheme of cost-benefit analysis. Some overspend the outcomes and then don't even understand the data. Some sales-based assessment organizations inundate prospective clients with "high brow" tricks while brow-beating them into pretending they understand. What's just as important as data integrity is simplified and universal buy-in... and the ability to attach meaningful cost saving action. Crazy labels and "smoke and mirrors" are not the keys to predicting success. If you don't understand, your employees won't either!

Slow Down, You Move Too Fast
He stood, gripping the sides of the counter, his fingers white knuckled from the strain. I'd seen my boss, Mr. Burke, stand there countless times before, studying the inventory, looking for just the right item for the customer, but I'd never seen him like this; his face and neck a livid red, his neck muscles strained, beads of sweat on a brow that only moments before had been dry. I heard Allison, his assistant whisper, "Go get Mrs. Burke." Someone scampered away, relieved to escape the tense scene. I stood there frozen, uncertain what was happening, even more uncertain what to do. After all, I was just part-time help, spending a few summer months between college semesters learning about the real world of business.

Innovation Champions, Skunkworks, and Organization Learning
Advertising executive, Charles Brower once said, "A new idea is delicate. It can be killed by a sneer or a yawn; it can be stabbed to death by a quip and worried to death by a frown on the right person's brow." When innovations are in the exploration stage, they need a champion to take them through the rest of the developmental stages.
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