Archive for the 'Management/Leadership' Category

Taking Personal Shots Isn’t Often A Smart Thing

Friday, May 30th, 2008

There seems to be a whole lot of people saying things that are causing quite a stir lately. Sharon Stone caused a stir at a fund raiser when she not only said that the earthquake against China was bad karma for them because of how they treat Tibetians, but she also sat on P. [...]

Being A Man

Tuesday, May 27th, 2008

On Steve Pavlina’s blog, he wrote a very interesting post called How To Be A Man. He’s someone who doesn’t accept comments, but instead has people who, when they have comments on his post, end up writing about his posts and has it ping back to him. So, we’ll go along with that [...]

We Must Be Ready To Change

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

First, the latest TTM Consulting Newsletter, People Will Leave Your Life, based on two posts ago, is available and has gone out to all my subscribers.
I was reading an article earlier on how the social networking site Facebook, is going through a redesign, which is going to launch at the beginning of June. I [...]

People Will Leave Your Life

Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

Lately I’ve been wondering what’s going on with a young friend of mine. We were talking almost daily through instant messaging for awhile there, and it was fun. Then one day I didn’t hear from her, and when I finally did it was about two weeks later through email. She said she [...]

Atlas Shrugged And Objectivism

Friday, May 16th, 2008

I’m not sure how many people have read the book Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I thought it was a phenomenal book years ago when I read it, even though it’s one of the largest books on record as far as number of words, coming in around 645,000. I loved the story of [...]

Setting The Standards

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

Many years ago, I inserted myself into a situation that was clearly sexual harassment; unintentional, but sexual harassment nonetheless. Because I was a director at the time, I felt an obligation to do something about it, even if it was just to talk to both parties and encourage the director to make a big [...]

Bad Oversight Causes A Beating

Friday, May 9th, 2008

By now, everyone has heard about the incident in Philadelphia where 15 police officers pulled 3 black men from a building and started beating them without restriction. For once, it wasn’t just some guy standing on a corner filming it, but a news crew whose helicopter just happened to be flying overhead. At [...]

Fear And Business

Thursday, May 8th, 2008

Many of us don’t think of it this way, but fear drives most of what we do in our careers. We get a job because we’re afraid we won’t be able to make it working on our own. We don’t take a lot of chances because we fair being rebuffed or making mistakes. [...]

Hype Or Bluster; Which Management Type Are You?

Monday, May 5th, 2008

I’m not the only one who’s ever asked this particular question, but it’s my first time doing it here: why do all those rappers look so mad?
Why? Because it helps them sell records, that’s why. Most of them really aren’t that mad at all; why should they be? Many of them [...]

How Did Yahoo’s Leader Do?

Sunday, May 4th, 2008

By now, everyone knows that Microsoft has pulled its bid to purchase Yahoo totally off the table. At this point, Microsoft figures it will figure another way to make a dent into the online search market, hopefully finding a way to make its MSN Live search engine a real player in the market.
At this [...]


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