Monthly Archives: May 2009

Conscious Awareness – a workplace example

By Perry | May 21, 2009

This is part two from a previous posting.
Let’s review the example.
It’s October 2008. Everyone knows the downturn is coming. It’s just a matter of time. Fear already is beginning to rise in the workplace and rumors of layoffs are heard with increasing frequency. You’re in a staff  meeting with your team and your supervisor says [...]

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Is optimism the new “get real” in business?

By Perry | May 19, 2009

This Businessweek article extols the virtues of Optimism. Seems that maybe, just maybe, business is beginning to see the light?
An excerpt from Businessweek reporter Warren Bennis’ article:
For leaders in today’s and tomorrow’s business climate, however, I suspect that a far more appropriate motto would be: “Only the optimists survive.”
How Optimists Define Reality
Limits, constraints, and reduced [...]

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