1. It’s not over until it’s over Bringing the championship hardware within eyesight of center court was brilliant. I don’t think it was done as a strategic chess move to get the Spurs off their game. Yet the move had …READ MORE
Tony Parker is adorable. You can’t argue it. That cuteness, African American dad, Dutch mom-what looks. But he has ice in his veins where all of us mortals have blood. he just thinks he can. he thinks he can do …READ MORE
Sports fan or not, you may wonder what on earth a butt slap in a Florida courtroom has to do with you. Everything I would counter. Chad Johnson-Dancing with the Stars, Reality TV victim and villian, incurred the wrath of …READ MORE
There is much talk about whether the Miami Heat are a dynasty. Common wisdom says 3. You have to win 3 championships before you can be considered for the status of dynasty. Think the Steel Curtain of the 70′s. The …READ MORE
Leslie explains that leadership can get messy. You have to communicate your vision with the clarity and confidence to get buy-in. Leaders have to speak, and they have to speak effectively.
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Mad Men is always at its best when it is at the agency and about the agency. This week took an interesting turn into the future. Or maybe the dilemma that we think we uncovered in this century is really …READ MORE
Leslie stresses the importance of taking responsibility for our own actions. She provides suggestions on how to be empowered and take yourself to the next level of excellence.
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As Dr. Phil says, no matter how thin you make a pancake it still has two sides. The good news/bad news sides of the dress pancake is that men have now joined women in dressing dilemmas and dressing faux pas. …READ MORE
Leslie explains that often, we get in our own way by limiting our own options. She stresses the importance of exploring new ways and different options to accomplish our goals to prevent getting stuck in a rut.
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Leslie discusses the importance of identifying your value, communicating your value, and protecting your value. How well can you answer the question, “so what do you do?”
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