Old Men
Older men are dismissed and invisible in our culture. They are “out to pasture.” They are retired. They are forgotten.
Learning to Win | Career Angles
One of the lessons I’ve taken from watching professional sports is that winners find the way to win
The Energy | Career Angles
The first time I walked into the office I noticed the energy in the room. There was a buzz in the environment that was exciting.
Who Cares? No One. | Career Angles
As I work with so many people around the world, they reflect the same story.
Taking Things for Granted | Career Angles
As time progresses, we start to take things for granted.
Coasting | Career Angles
People coast to the finish line of their career and blame their lack of success on ageism.
Finish | Career Angles
Often at work in our lives, we start things strong, get bogged down in the middle, and deliver just so we can say we finished.
Work is Like Life | Career Angles
I sat back in my old office watching the interaction between the people who work there.
Service | Career Angles
I opened my credit card bill in time to pay it. I did a quick review of it and noticed a 600 hour plus charge for a piece of software that I knew I didn’t have. I
How to Recover from a Gut Punch at Work | No BS Management Advice
Wherever you are in your career, it’s never too late to reconnect with yourself – pause, re-boot, and reconnect to what makes you successful.
Authenticity | Career Angles
Authenticity is an important attribute in modern American culture. But what that does that mean anyway?
It Starts With Courage | Career Angles
Next month, I turn 70. That’s an age that more people are reaching but few are confronting.