Are we MOld or Gold?
Don’t read this unless you’re over 55 years old. Or expect to be over 55 someday. Or work for or[…]
Communicating sustainability: the new PAR for the course
Last week I saw two very different groups wrestle with communicating sustainability. One, made up of industry leaders and academics[…]
The Year of the Peer
This post is a “New Year’s Recognition,” not a New Year’s resolution. It recognizes the reality we face rather than[…]
Do ask, don’t tell
Two colleagues at very different stages of their careers asked me for advice recently. Both had the same problem, though[…]
Rehabbing the crippled triple bottom line
Remember “economics”? The “triple bottom line” has been around for decades. It served its purpose. It opened up our thinking.[…]
The art of reinvention
The first three people I bumped into were all in transition. One was a corporate client who just landed at[…]
The We-Me Conundrum
“I really care about society and the environment, and all the things we should do. I really do. But still,[…]
Which comes first: strategy or capacity?
That’s the chicken-and-egg dilemma most strategists face sooner or later: Do you develop the strategy you need, despite lacking the[…]
Those powerful little one-syllable Anglo-Saxon words
No, this is not going to be an X-rated blog. It’s not about those little words, fond though I am[…]
Aspirational Spring
I’ve changed the banner photo on my web site to an early spring picture, perhaps prematurely. It’s a sunny 60-degree[…]