Silence gives you a wide and deep perspective through which to see and hear…to notice. Wind on the other hand narrows you and makes you shallow, its… Read more “The Gift of Silence and The Noisy Winds of Life”
Tag: Burnout
7 Leadership Lessons From ICAN 7x7x7
Last night I was honored to be a part of the Omaha 7x7x7 Leadership Exchange in partnership with ICAN. This is one of my favorite events of the year. I… Read more “7 Leadership Lessons From ICAN 7x7x7”
Why We All Need Summer Break and Back To School
I find that back to school season is a great time to reflect. Mostly because I can’t think until my kids are back in school. Heading into… Read more “Why We All Need Summer Break and Back To School”
Killing Motivation Vampires: Micro-Management
Motivation Vampire Micro-management is a motivation vampire…please forgive the hyperbole. A quick working definition of micro-management is to manage with excessive control. Autonomy is life giving…being controlled… Read more “Killing Motivation Vampires: Micro-Management”
Email is Evil…And It’s Your Fault
We’ve heard it ad nauseam: technology is supposed to make our lives easier, save us time. And every time a new gadget or an upgrade of an… Read more “Email is Evil…And It’s Your Fault”
Goals Are Good! For most people…
Exhausted all the time? “GOOD” management might be crushing you! It is old hat to say that managers should lead toward goals in order to drive efficiency and… Read more “Goals Are Good! For most people…”
Why “Minimalist” Manager?
I am sure a few people out there are wondering why I call this blog The Minimalist Manager. A few might be thinking, “Todd’s first two posts… Read more “Why “Minimalist” Manager?”
The Minimalist Manager 