My 2014 Drucker Landmark College Day
On September 16th, I spent a tremendously meaningful day at Landmark College, in Putney, Vermont. I wrote about the school in Chapter 4 of Create Your Future the Peter Drucker …
On September 16th, I spent a tremendously meaningful day at Landmark College, in Putney, Vermont. I wrote about the school in Chapter 4 of Create Your Future the Peter Drucker …
Last night we had another terrific session of the Washington, D.C. area Berrett-Koehler writers group. We get together four times a year or so for an improvisational writing activity, and …
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Two weeks ago, on September 4th, I returned to my hometown of Scranton, Pa., for an author talk about my 2nd book, Create Your Future the Peter Drucker Way, at …
Now that summer is over, meeting-season is in full swing. And that’s not good news to most people. Given how much time most people spend in meetings, how can they …
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Peter Drucker was notable for drawing high achievers into his orbit; people he could both teach and learn from. High on that list is Bob Buford, who tells both his …
It is National Nurses Week; a time to honor a profession that has become increasingly crucial in a world focused on wellness. This celebration begins each year on May 6, …
One of the most admirable aspects of the work of Peter Drucker is its timeless quality. It will be endlessly applied now and in the future to projects, issues and …
Perhaps because it is a relatively young discipline, the concept of knowledge management has seemed somewhat hazy, confusing and ill-defined. Depending on who is talking about it, the term can …
Can mindfulness get any hotter? The mainstream spotlight continues to grow on this subject, which I have blogged about several times. In particular, see Time magazine’s seven page February 3, …
Last week I returned to the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto, where I did a presentation in 2011. This was for the terrific Getting it Done …