Tag Archives: good stewardship; lasting impact

Conscious UnCoupling vs Domestic Violence

Remember in 2014 when Gwyneth Paltrow shared her use of the term conscious uncoupling?  It was all about a mindful and respectful way to end a relationship. That phrase has been rolling around my brain cells for a few weeks now. So too has the term domestic violence.   How might the world engage in […]

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Finding Gold, Part 4

This is part four (and the last serving for a while) of continuous improvement ideas, finding the gold buried in your process and accompanied with a massive helping of Just DO It! I hope that one of the ideas I’ve shared has resonated in some way and motivated you to look at a process or […]

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Finding Gold, Part 3

And it’s STILL January, and STILL, nearly every person and every business is feeling a cash flow squeeze. And just for kicks, I am STILL serving up my favourite business process—continuous improvement—with a generous side order of “Just DO It.” So, what is continuous improvement again? Sometimes, it is referred to as continual improvement. Truly, […]

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Finding Gold, Part 2

It’s STILL January, and nearly everyone—people and businesses—is feeling a productivity sag and a cash flow squeeze. I get it, and this month, I am serving you a few easy-to-do nuggets of continuous improvement with a side order of Just DO it! I promise you. They all work. I’ve used them myself, as have my […]

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Finding Gold, Part 1

Last week, I shared my favourite business process—continuous improvement—and coupled it with the phrase “Just DO It.” It was a not-so-subtle call to action. Why? We are in January, and nearly everyone- people and businesses- feels a productivity sag and a cash flow squeeze. I get it. So, this month, I want to share some […]

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Just DO It!

Happy New Year! 2025 is a few days old now. Are ya feeling different? Starting at about 4:00 a.m. on December 26th, my inbox was flooded with the ‘make this your best year ever’ bunk. I’m betting yours was, too. Maybe it has something to do with the annual repetitive messaging. Or perhaps we’ve reached […]

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