Winning a tournament is like playing a game of chess. It is very strategy oriented. Even in beginner level competitions, if your team has no plan or some sort of working strategy, chances are high you will not even make it past the first round. While there are many different […]
Management
Options in Educational Decision Making
Everyone needs make decisions all their life, so we think we know how. We do it daily: what to wear to school/work/social events; what to do in our spare or free time; when to spend or save money; which purchases are necessary or frivolous. We make decision about objects (cars, […]
Negotiation – Planning For A Successful Outcome
In any kind of negotiation the planning stage is probably the most important. Too often we go in badly prepared and end up giving concessions that reduce the overall profitability of the final deal. The importance of planning is in having a very clear idea before entering into the negotiation […]
Integrative Business Planning – 10 Tips On Common Pitfalls To Avoid
Business Planning, whether at the start-up of a new venture or during its growth, requires an integrative approach. It is important that all crucial aspects are addressed and balanced. The following tips show some of the common pitfalls that should be avoided in the business planning process: Certain aspects of […]
Event Planning – Oops! 5 Pitfalls!
Event planning can be difficult. You have to consider the major decisions and every little detail. In event planning, every problem contains its own solution – a lesson you can apply when planning the next event. Here are some common pitfalls to avoid during your event planning efforts: 1. Don’t […]
Leadership – Just How Important Is Emotional Competence?
Old ways of doing business no longer work: the increasingly intense competitive challenges of the world economy challenge everyone, everywhere, to adapt in order to prosper under new rules. In the old economy, hierarchies pitted labour against management, with workers paid wages depending on their skills, but that is eroding […]
Youth Leadership In Sports
Leadership has been called the most studied and least understood topic of any in the social sciences. Leadership is the process of providing direction, energizing others, and obtaining their voluntary commitment to the leader’s vision. A leader creates a vision and goals and influences others to share that vision and […]
Leadership and Juggling – The Unlikely Lessons
I have used juggling as a way to relax, to start conversations, I’ve used it as a metaphor to teach lessons in training, and as a result have taught hundreds of people how to juggle as well. Since I learned that Saturday was World Juggling Day, I decided to share […]
