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I was asked to contribute 150 words for an article on Key Performance Indicators in Dentistry, as I was addressed (probably tongue in cheek) as a “thought leader in dentistry” I wrote this opinion piece only to have it “spiked” as the editor wanted my “top” 3-6 KPIs – that will follow. I was happy [...]

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RSA Animate – Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us

Friday, June 4th, 2010

To go hand in hand with his book Drive, here’s the animated lecture from Dan Pink to watch it click here. Think you know what motivates everybody? Think again.

Hardly worth the effort – More Wisdom from Seth

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

From Seth Godin’s Blog Hardly worth the effort In most fields, there’s an awful lot of work put into the last ten percent of quality. Getting your golf score from 77 to 70 is far more difficult than getting it from 120 to 113 or even from 84 to 77. Answering the phone on the [...]

Cautious Optimism Is For Amateurs – Doug Emerson

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

Doug Emerson is a horseman and coach with a niche coaching owners of livery stables in the USA. This recent item from his newsletter struck a personal chord with me. Cautious Optimism Is For Amateurs As the chute opens, is the rodeo bull rider cautiously optimistic about the next eight seconds? Were the signers of [...]

Who judges your work? – Seth Godin

Saturday, April 24th, 2010

From Seth’s blog I do wish someone had explained this fully to me when I was 16 or 18 or 20 or 30. Here’s the mistake we make in high school: We let anyone, just anyone, judge our work (and by extension, judge us.) Sue, the airheaded but long-legged girl in Spanish class gets the [...]

Simon Tyler – Intangibly Articulate a film by Nic Askew

Friday, April 23rd, 2010

This is a wonderful film about what “coaching” is or isn’t and does or doesn’t. intangibly inarticulatable from Nic Askew on Vimeo.

Kolbe Wisdom™ – The Striving Instincts and Beyond.

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

Last time I introduced the principles behind the Kolbe Wisdom™. How, by using the 32-question Kolbe A Index, it is possible to identify the striving instincts that drive natural behaviours. I outlined the four Conative Characteristics: Fact Finder – Gathering and sharing of information. Follow through – Sorting and Storing Information. Quick Start – Dealing [...]

More – a film about more by Nic Askew

Saturday, March 6th, 2010

It has been a challenging and rewarding week that has seen me finally face up to one of the biggest “elephants in my room”. This isn’t the place to share the details but I am in a blinkers on mode and wanted to make a permanent record of the fact that I have made a [...]

Strictly Business: Why Are You Doing This? – Philip Humbert

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

From Philip Humbert’s most recent newsletter, subscribe at his website www.philiphumbert.com Strictly Business:  Why Are You Doing This? Every successful business leader has a clear answer to this vital question: Why are you building this company? Who does it serve and what’s your greater purpose? Answering these questions costs you very little, and it can [...]

The Ubiquity of Competition – Seth Godin

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

From the ever excellent and thought provoking Seth Godin. How does this apply to you? The ubiquity of competition Sure, there are playoffs in football, but competition is everywhere, we just forget to notice it. There are three hundred photographers looking for work in a particular specialty. One puts a creative commons license on his [...]

10 Actions To Take Your Leadership and Management Success To The Next Level by Duncan Brodie

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

Nice piece by Duncan Brodie. 10 Actions To Take Your Leadership and Management Success To The Next Level Action 1: Do an honest self assessment It might be tough to do but if you are serious about moving forward, you need to take a long hard look at where you are right now in terms [...]

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