Helping leaders and organizations reduce uncertainty, gain clarity, and take the next meaningful step. U.S. Navy Captain (Ret.) | Leadership Coach | Author
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Hi Reader, Quick question. As I continue developing To Getting It Done Leadership, I want to make sure I’m helping people with the things they actually need help with—not simply what I think they need. What is one leadership, business, or personal challenge you could use some help with right now? Just hit reply and tell me. No long explanation needed. A sentence or two is plenty. If I can help, I will. Keep your mission green! 🟢 Michael
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To Getting It Done Leadership
Helping leaders and organizations reduce uncertainty, gain clarity, and take the next meaningful step. U.S. Navy Captain (Ret.) | Leadership Coach | Author
Hi Reader, Bottom Line Up Front: What would you most like help getting done right now? A. Too Many Priorities I have too many things competing for my attention and need help figuring out what matters most. B. Trouble Getting Started I know what I need to do, but I’m having trouble taking that first step. C. Leadership Clarity I’m leading people or an organization and could use some help figuring out my next move. Just click the one that sounds most like you. I learned something simple during...
Hi Reader, Bottom Line Up Front: What would you most like help getting done right now? A. Too Many Priorities I have too many things competing for my attention and need help figuring out what matters most. B. Trouble Getting Started I know what I need to do, but I’m having trouble taking that first step. C. Leadership Clarity I’m leading people or an organization and could use some help figuring out my next move. Just click the one that sounds most like you. I learned something simple during...
Hi Reader, Back in the early ’80s, when I was serving aboard a nuclear submarine, my Chief Petty Officer gave me some advice I’ve never forgotten: “Of course you have a lot of things to do. You’re on a nuclear submarine, for crying out loud! Now go do the next thing and keep focusing on the mission, ya non-qual!” A “non-qual” was a sailor who hadn’t yet completed submarine qualifications—and Chiefs had a special way of reminding us. His point was simple: You don’t have to get everything done...