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We Complicate Things by Default

We Complicate Things by Default Look at what we eat. Simple food is usually better food. A plate of vegetables, grains, lentils or a piece of fish cooked plainly will do more for you than something that has passed through a factory, picked up a list of ingredients you...

The Price of Speed Is Always Paid

The Price of Speed Is Always Paid. The Question Is by Whom. "ERP projects can be delivered within months." Most executives have heard this line. It usually comes from a vendor presentation or an implementation partner's proposal, and sometimes from a peer who says...

Every Role in a Project Answers a Different Question

Every Role in a Project Answers a Different Question Most project structures look the same on paper. A box at the top, a few boxes underneath, and a row of workstreams at the bottom. We have all seen the chart. Most of us have sat inside one. What we see less often is...

This is the game I am in!

The first quarter of life is for understanding the game we're in.The second, for playing it—and trying to win.The third, for protecting what we've earned.The fourth, for handing it over and saying goodbye. Our problems are real, and they hurt.Our joys are worth...

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Focusing on how we serve others!

By default, we often receive respect based on the labels and roles we carry—our job titles, relationships (like being a parent or teacher), material possessions, or positions of authority (like a police officer on the road). These tags naturally command a level of...

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Short-term ego boost!

Fancy clothes, lavish dinners, mansions, luxury goods, executive titles, team headcounts, birthday gifts and wishes — all these things can help us feel special. They stroke the ego and remind us that we matter. But it’s a shallow and costly way to get a short-term ego...

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Digging our own grave!

Once a deal is sealed and both deliverables and payments are agreed upon, it's tempting to cut corners while still collecting the full payment. But every time we under-deliver, we’re not just short-changing the other party — we’re compromising our own integrity. What...

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True courage and wisdom!

I may choose to work hard and long hours to provide a comfortable life for my family—a life filled with luxury and prestige.Or, I may choose to work just enough, so I can spend more time with my family and enjoy a life rich in joy, meaning, and presence—a life full of...

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SP writes extensively on Project Sponsorship, Management, Business Transformation and Change.

Building a rock solid foundation

A Guide for Project Sponsors

Building A Rock Solid Foundation

This book is for the Project Sponsors and executives. There are practical examples, tips and process that will help sponsors to lead from the front. The book will force you to think from different dimensions. If you implement knowledge, methods and tips, you will experience instant results. You will see the improvement in the order, focus and growth in the morale of the team.

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