Consultant Highlight: Liz Bywater
Liz Bywater is a fantastic example of the rare combination of organizational development expert and clinician. I’m proud to have her as a member of my coaching communities.
Why Service Matters
On the way to church Saturday at 4:30, I realized I had forgotten to make dinner reservations. I called Siena, one of our favorites, from the car and the hostess said they couldn't accommodate us at 6, which I had
Higher Tech, Higher Touch
I purchased the iPhone X because I enjoy having the latest Apple phone and I bought Apple originally at $17, the best investment in my history. So, I'm kind of loyal. The phone came with a minute set of suggestions for
Go Pats
I'm heading for the Patriot Game in Foxboro today, taking a train out of Providence to beat the parking-lot traffic which develops before and after the game. They don't allow drop-offs, so I can't take a limo. (The limos have
Shut the Door!
I once worked for a brilliant but erratic genius named Ben Tregoe, who founded the consulting firm I was employed by in Princeton. I eventually rose to one of the highest positions in the place, and reported to him. One day
Pleased to Meet You
The guys who set up the continental breakfast for my meetings at the Times Square W Hotel these last two days introduced themselves to me and shook my hand. They were Claudio and Cyrus. They'd ask if everything was okay
Drugs
Over 100,000 people are employed by the pharma industry alone in Puerto Rico. What do you want to bet they will restore power and manufacture greatly needed pharmaceuticals much faster than the government gets anything going? They are currently providing
Wait, What?
We're dining last night in a restaurant next to the venue where we're about to see a ballet, where my wife is a long-time board member. As we're about to leave, my wife spies two of her fellow board members
How Do You Like These Apples?
If you've been reading about Apple, you'll see that it has more cash than anyone else, including most governments: $250 billion, which is more than the cash reserves of Great Britain and Canada combined. It appears they might have to
All Aboard
It's 8 am and the Acela is pulling out of Penn Station in New York, silently and stealthily, passing hundreds of arriving commuters from local train mere feet away from the tracks. They are trudging, infantry-like, down the platform and