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Leadership Barometer 160: Appreciate a Carrot

A Carrot? That’s a strange title for a business-oriented article. Well, there is method in my madness, because this article is about growth.     ...
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BlogReducing Conflict

Reducing Conflict 56: Get Outside of Your Box

You need to get outside of your box.  Sometimes people forget what this statement means. You are in a box when you are imposing some ...
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Building Higher Trust 87: Trust Requires Constant Attention

Several aspects in life require constant attention.  Love is a perfect example of this philosophy. You can never assume you have enough love and can ...
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Leadership Barometer 159: Integrity

Most of my writing is about trust and high integrity, but this article is about low integrity.  We know it exists because there are numerous ...
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BlogReducing Conflict

Reducing Conflict 55: Avoiding Drama

In a recent class, the students were lamenting that drama in the workplace is disruptive to good teamwork. Unfortunately, drama is part of the human ...
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BlogBuilding Higher Trust

Building Higher Trust 86: Ten Aspects of High Trust Groups

Ten aspects of a high trust group are easy to witness. I have seen groups accomplish a doubling of productivity in less than 12 months. ...
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Leadership Barometer 158: Poka Yoke

In the lexicon of The Toyota Production System and Lean Thinking, there is a term called “Poka Yoke.” This Japanese term means to “mistake-proof” a ...
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BlogReducing Conflict

Reducing Conflict 54: We vs. They

“We versus they” thinking is a common rift between management and workers. This article examines why this symptom is so common and suggests eight ways ...
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Building Higher Trust 85: Trust is Not a Singular Concept

Trust is not a singular concept in nature. I have studied trust for several decades, teach it in several settings, and written four books on ...
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Building Higher Trust 84: The Transactional Nature of Trust

To experience maximum trust with people we know, we need to be aware of the transactional nature of trust. Everything that happens between us will ...
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