Back in 2010, there were lots of discussions about the future of work in 2020. The first camp predicted that the future of work would be automated and digitized. They told us — We are in an unprecedented period of uncertainty that is more disruptive than previous economic revolutions. If companies can replace a human…
I’m militantly opposed to working for free. Companies love to pay people in culture and opportunities, but I can’t pay my American Express card with hope and possibility. But I do work for free sometimes. Four times a year, I’ll speak for free to not-for-profit groups, student organizations, and professional associations that are aligned with…
I have all kinds of goals in 2020, but my biggest goal is to bully my sister into quitting smoking. Bullying works, right? Shoot, it doesn’t. The only thing that works is to offer low-cost smoking cessation programs and prevent other people from smoking in the first place. That’s why I hustle up a skyscraper…
Physical and mental burnout can take a toll on leaders, entrepreneurs, and employees. In fact, a Gallup study of nearly 7,500 full-time employees found that 23% of employees reported feeling burned out at work very often or always, while an additional 44% reported feeling burned out sometimes. In addition, they found that burned-out employees are…
I always end the year by writing about my accomplishments, failure, regrets, and resolutions. I love this time of year because the calendar naturally moves me to reflect and take action. This post is all about 2020 resolutions. I’ve been writing this series since 2004, and have accumulated an extensive archive of resolutions. The one…
Let’s Fix Work Episode 88: A lot of people are making a big deal about the end of the decade. I am not one of those people. As we close out another year, today’s show is not a wrap up episode. Instead, as we leave 2019 and head into 2020, I would like to take…
I always end the year by writing about my accomplishments, failure, regrets, and resolutions. I love this time of year because the calendar naturally moves me to reflect and take action. This post is all about 2019 regrets. Dying Man’s Greatest Regret Wasting So Much Of Life Obsessing About People He Abducted And Strangled t.co/DtqSaa4PeD #OurAnnualYear2019…
I always end the year by writing about my accomplishments, failure, regrets, and resolutions. I love this time of year because the calendar naturally moves me to reflect and take action. This post is all about 2019 failure. There was a lot of failure in 2019, and it took many forms. Personal. Professional. Public. Private. Straightforward.…
I always end the year by writing about my accomplishments, failure, regrets, and resolutions. I love this time of year because the calendar naturally moves me to reflect and take action. This post is all about 2019 accomplishments. Some years my accomplishments are practical. Other years, it’s all about personal growth. This year, it’s a…
Let’s Fix Work Episode 87 This week my BFF, Jennifer McClure, joins me on the podcast. Jennifer is a professional speaker and business advisor. She helps leaders embrace the future of work and leverage their influence to create positive, lasting change in and through their organizations. She is also the CEO of DisruptHR, an information…
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