by Paul Armstrong | Mar 8, 2018 | Leadership, Process Improvement
Leading change. This world changes so fast it is hard to keep up most of the time. With all this change around us, do we change? How does successful change happen? A Story about Brain Habits We put up with a crazy faucet in my house for years. In order to get it to...
by Amanda Parker | Feb 22, 2018 | Leadership, Process Improvement, Teambuilding
The tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida pains our hearts and rightly we all want to find ways to prevent this from happening ever again. But in the noise that batters the airwaves about new laws and such, we found a quiet example of...
by Paul Armstrong | Feb 8, 2018 | Process Improvement, Project Management, Risk Management
Groundhog Day has come and passed, and that furry little prognosticator has said there will be six more weeks of winter. Since we are stuck inside, we are biding our time by being statistics nerds. That led us to take a look at Punxsutawney Phil’s analysis...
by Amanda Parker | Jan 17, 2018 | Enabling Joy, Leadership, Process Improvement
Book Review: “My heartfelt wish is that you are inspired to carry the message and the meaning in these pages into your life and your leadership to help your business enterprise and other organizations in your field of influence to develop and become sustainable...
by Amanda Parker | May 22, 2017 | Facilitating, Leadership, Process Improvement
For those who hike or are into wild natural foods, you have likely heard of stinging nettles, sometimes referred to as burn hazel. However, for most folks, this seeming weed remains a misunderstood member of the botanical world. When my wife and I bought our hobby...
by Amanda Parker | Apr 6, 2017 | Facilitating, Innovation, Process Improvement, Teambuilding
It’s spring, and time to think baseball. It may also be good time to get our processes in better shape, so here’s a story to help you differentiate process thinking from outcome thinking…critical to process improvement. A while back, I was helping a good guy...
