My Post for This Week
Have you ever deviated from your normal routine and enjoyed the detour? You might even have decided to continue on the new path a little longer, resulting in not doing something you usually do or being somewhere you usually are?
That’s my current situation.
A Tool for Avoiding Burnout – Minimum Effective Dose
Minimum Effective Dose
Do you sometimes feel like you are putting too much effort into an activity at the expense of other things you want to do?
I’m intrigued by the concept of a minimum effective dose.
A couple definitions are: “the smallest amount of a drug or other substance needed to produce a desired or specified effect” and “The MED is simply the smallest dose that will produce the desired outcome and anything BEYOND the MED is waste.”
The Power of Automobile University inspired by Tommy Lanham
Would you like a brief and powerful dose of enthusiasm and inspiration?
In this video, Tommy Lanham makes clear the value of listening to audiobooks.
In a blog post last March, I discuss a similar experience.
Immediately after the video is a list of resources he recommends.
Leadership Matters a Conversation with Doug Semenick
Doug Semenick is a leadership coach and trainer to executives in organizations around the globe. And he is a close friend of mine. We met at the National Speaks Association Kentucky Chapter. In this conversation, we talk about the meaning and importance of...
