Posts Tagged ‘ crisis ’

Where To: Planning Our Organizational Next Steps

By | April 23rd, 2020 | Category: Strategy | 5 comments

As we respond to the chaos around us, it can be tempting to look forward to when we are past this and “things are normal again.” Our current environment feels overwhelming and uncertain. The most appealing thing is to hide under a blanket. The most strategically important thing might be to take action. The key challenge lies in defining the action to take, and figuring out how best to coordinate and lead in a time where nothing feels certain.


Where To From Here?

By | April 11th, 2020 | Category: Strategy | 6 comments

One of the fundamental questions everyone wants answered is, “When will this all end?” There aren’t any clear pathways forward, nor are there any hard answers about how or when the current pandemic will conclude. There are maybes and possibilities. This week’s article starts a multi-part series about how things might play out. It starts with exploring, in a bit more detail, how we think about the future.


There Is A Time For Planning…

By | September 29th, 2017 | Category: Personal | 2 comments

Most of us like plans, and we like to plan. We like to know what’s coming, and where we are trying to go. And then life throws you a curveball, and you have to respond. A guide to navigating life when crisis strikes.


Busy vs. Engaged

By | April 25th, 2016 | Category: Doing The Work | 5 comments

There is a seductive appeal to being busy. It creates the illusion of engaged, involved, vital. It can also be a sign that we are avoiding what matters. Taken to extremes, we are overwhelmed with work and unable to find meaning.