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Continue reading The Interconnectedness of Life | Kevin’s Story (Part 3 of 3) The Interconnectedness of Life | Kevin’s Story (Part 3 of 3)
The Interconnectedness of Life | Kevin’s Story (Part 3 of 3)
In our latest podcast, Roger North sat down with our colleague and friend, Kevin Lorah, to discuss his path from neonatologist to consultant. Their conversation brought to light the importance of reco...
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Continue reading Instant Insight: The Strength of Conversation Instant Insight: The Strength of Conversation
Instant Insight: The Strength of Conversation
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Continue reading Coaching for Leaders Coaching for Leaders
Coaching for Leaders
“It’s lonely at the top.” I have heard this phrase used numerous times to describe what leaders may experience as they sit in a leadership role atop an organization. As leaders, it is crucial to ha...
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Continue reading Time for Reflection Time for Reflection
Time for Reflection
"They can't see the forest for the trees." This oft-quoted expression is used to describe someone who seems to have lost something or is not able to see what would be obvious to others. Focusing on wh...
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Continue reading Creating Personal Margin Creating Personal Margin
Creating Personal Margin
In his book Margin, author Richard Swenson, M.D., talks about the need to protect and, where needed, expand our margins in life. Just as a printed page would be difficult, if not nearly impossible, to...
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Continue reading Avoiding Behavioral Drift Avoiding Behavioral Drift
Avoiding Behavioral Drift
There is a great quote from John Maxwell that states, “Experience is not the best teacher… EVALUATED experience is the best teacher.”  Or, as I heard a speaker say one time, “Experience makes us older...
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Continue reading The Power of an Apology The Power of an Apology
The Power of an Apology
One of the most significant memories in my life was the time when an individual approached me wanting to apologize for an incident that took place in our relationship about 15 years ago. For me, th...
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Continue reading Do It Anyway Do It Anyway
Do It Anyway
Some time ago my wife and I were returning home after enjoying dinner out with friends. We left the restaurant around 9:30 and were on the way to drop our friends off at their home. At one point, w...
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Continue reading What Do I Want to Be (Like) When I Grow Up? What Do I Want to Be (Like) When I Grow Up?
What Do I Want to Be (Like) When I Grow Up?
We often ask children: What do you want to be when you grow up? Their answers can range from fireman to nurse, from teacher to pilot or even to trash collector (depending on the child’s fascination at...
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