Working within the Congressional system requires building relationships with both members and staffers by creating memories and helping them succeed in their roles. I share my model for lobbying with the Legislative Branch.
Course Pyramid
Many college students want to jump straight into the courses that directly pertain to their field of study. As a CEO and entrepreneur looking back, I would change the way I viewed the classes I took my first two years.
Flourishing in Interviews
Interviewing for anything, whether it’s for college acceptance or a CEO position, requires skill to set yourself apart from the competition. Read my four tips for being successful in interviews.
Mort Feinberg: My Executive Coach
Dr. Feinberg was my executive coach through a significant part of my career. I strongly recommend that senior executives, especially CEOs, use coaches to further develop themselves and their teams.
Identifying and Managing Corporate Risk
Since risks cannot be driven to zero, companies must determine the amount of money they are willing to spend and how much risk they want to accept. Discover some of the ways to track risk so that you make an informed decision.
Control Systems for Business Optimization
When designing a system like an elevator or spaceship, engineers use control systems to ensure they work properly. I’ve found that control systems can also be used in organizations to optimize performance and resources.
Managing Cadence and Stress for Optimal Team Performance
To keep productivity high, leaders must manage the workload and stress levels of their teams. Too much work or stress leads to burnout and lower creativity and innovation.
Universities: Wrestling with the Law of Minimal Organization Growth
Universities, like corporations, must follow the laws of minimal growth to remain healthy. To mitigate excessive tuition, they must be creative to generate the necessary revenue.
Law of Minimal Growth for Organizational Health
All organizations must grow revenue by 7-10% each year to remain healthy and viable.
Repetition is a Refrain
When people repeat themselves, whether due to memory issues or conversation styles, it can be frustrating for the listener. But if you think of it as a refrain from a song or poem, then suddenly, it isn’t as annoying.