We’re all familiar with the typical project management triangle that balances time, resources, and quality. For some of us, managing these come naturally. It’s as simple as making a to-do list, figuring out the right people to get in the room, putting a project plan together, mustering the resources, getting to work, measuring quality, and …
Three years ago, my mother put her dream house on the market and moved 11 hours away to live near my sister and the grandchildren. When I visited her two years ago, she was still camping out in her new house and it seemed like she was camping out in her new life. She was …
I discovered William Bridges through his work with corporate change (Managing Transitions) in which he talks about the different phases of change. In his model, pre-change happens, change happens, then you need time to process the transition (a difficult, uncomfortable phase, where you are letting go and floating untethered in an unfrozen way), followed by an …
Have you ever found yourself caught in a really bad storm? I weathered a terrible one a few years back – it was even worse than the year I ran the store that got flooded, held up, and had the receiving room condemned! The weather had started out sunny – I was wrapping up a …
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