In an earlier article, we introduced the idea of being Willing and ABLe, where ABL was to Always Be Learning. If we’re warming up to the suggestion to be willing
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The Aim of an Anteambulo
Leaders as anteambulo is an idea that we’ve written about in the past. The role of an anteambulo existed in the times of the Renaissance in Italy. An anteambulo was
Steer Clear of Veneer
In 2017, I made the mistake of purchasing a Range Rover. It was a beautiful looking vehicle. But looks didn’t help the car perform its basic function of getting from
Curate Your Cohort
One of our sons is taking a trades program. He’s wrapping up his third year in the program and was recounting how he enjoys his schooling experience. Not only does
Charybdis and Scylla
A painting by Roger Payne is worth much more than a thousand words. Scylla Attacking the Ship of Odysseus was painted by the late British artist in the 1980s. The painting
Boring is Beautiful
Slow and steady may not be the best strategy to win a race. However, it’s the most reliable strategy to stay in most games and give yourself the best chance
The Red Queen Effect
The Evolution of Excellence involves four stages: look, learn, leap, and lead. A sustainable competitive advantage is one that involves a leap that allows for a lead to be held
Look Where You Want to Go
When learning to ride a bike or drive a car, one of the tips we’re offered is “look where you want to go.” Our attention needs to be directed somewhere
More Reasons to Read
I had the good fortune to have a Grade Six teacher, Mrs. Rasmussen, from Dalhousie Elementary in Calgary that spent time daily reading to us. She introduced Canadian author Gordon
Solomon’s Paradox
King Solomon reigned almost 3,000 years ago. He is a historical figure that has played a notable role in each of the Bible, the Quran and the Talmud. Solomon was
