Tim, Phil and Mel

All changes have good and bad elements to them. They are double-edged swords for us to wield, knowing positive and negative consequences are possible with every swing. These resources reinforce that picking up your sword now is the only way to move forward.

– Phil, Mel and Tim

What other
fungus is
among us?The climate crisis is leading us to think about big challenges in new ways. What other modest in-spore-ation (get it?) surrounds us, right now, that we could leverage or leap from to make things better?

– Mel

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The sky is falling,
the sky is falling,
or is it?

People are attracted by new things. Curiosity, promise and fear draw them to the media that offer contradictory “expert” opinions and varying stories about the future. The absorption of perspectives often results in confusion, concern and lack of confidence. Robert Glazer provides a level-headed and grounded perspective on generative AI that keeps the sky where it belongs: above you as you calmly assess opportunities and challenges.

– Phil

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Culture
change

Many corporate cultures have deteriorated due to the upheaval brought on by COVID-19 and the great resignation. With a renewed focus on enhancing their corporate cultures, sustainable change can occur, but it takes more than words. It takes consistent and sometimes uncomfortable actions with everyone involved.

– Tim

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United we stand, divided we fall

The pandemic years prioritized functional expertise and implementation to ensure safety and consistent operations; leaders became experts at departmental delivery. Many also became masters of silo management. Here are six ways leaders and their teams can align with organizational objectives and the collaborative culture it takes to achieve them.

– Phil

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AI changing the jobs landscape

Tools like ChatGPT are accelerating their impact on our daily business and personal lives. Many professionals are thinking about the impact it is having or could have on their chosen career. Some jobs are more exposed than others, and some professions may completely go away.

– Tim

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Sweating the
small stuff

Debates about “appropriate” dress while Rome is burning are a good reminder for all of us to refocus. It’s in that space where people are distracted with meaningless things that the rest of us can quietly get the real work done.

– Mel

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