On Civility

Several years ago, I read The No Asshole Rule: Building a Civilized Workplace and Surviving One That Isn’t by Stanford Professor Robert Sutton.  At the time, I was President of Monks’ Bread, an Upstate, New York baking company and subsidiary of a parent company...

Peak of Potential Health

Health potential.  If we are to reach our peak potential by becoming all we are capable of, managing our health is key. In mid-life, I have become acutely aware that having a better, longer life is only achieved if we have more health and happiness, and less sickness...

Being Human Again in the Age of Machines

As technology grows in the world, humans are being restored to being human.   Doing, Knowing, and Being The Doing Economy is rapidly being replaced by robotics and machines. The Knowing Economy is transitioning to artificial intelligence and neural SaaS network...

Bravery and Your Potential

To continue climbing toward the peak of your potential, and become all you are capable of becoming, you must grow to be brave and learn how to write your own life narrative. To become brave, we cannot look for someone to do for us what we need to do for ourselves....

The Peak of Potential Explained

Summary: In this episode, learn what The Peak of Potential is.  Many people come to a place in life where they move beyond struggling to have the basic physical needs in life such as breathing, food, drink, sleep, and sex.  People begin to want to know how to be good,...

Getting Things Out in The Open At Work

Summary: In episode we discuss the Johari Window team builder tool.  As we “get things out in the open” at work by disclosing information about our feelings, experience, views, motivation, and experience, teams realise their potential more and more.  Are...

The Good and Bad of Strategy

Summary: In episode we discuss how to move beyond complicated business strategies and business book templates, into a simpler, effective strategy plan that produces results.   In this episode you will learn:  Why some CEOs publish fluff, platitudes, and buzzwords in...

What is the Peak of Potential?

I chose to entitle my podcast “The Peak of Potential” because for over 26 years, I have worked with individuals and organisations to achieve the fullest use of their talents and interests. The ultimate goal of living is to become everything we are capable...

Why Avoiding Goals Destroys Your Potential

People often avoid specifying goals for their life, work, or business because that means specifying the conditions of failure. Instead, they set vague, foggy, cliches and targets to avoid looking like a failure.   This is simply a formula for chaos.  Being vague is a...

Sydney Housing Crash Ripples Into Spending

The Australian housing price downturn had moved into household consumption spending in September, with a mixed result in October. In macroeconomics, when wealth rises, household spending growth picks up; when wealth falls, household spending growth slows. Household...

A Thought About Tribe and Fit

I fit in with people like Seth Godin.  Seth and I both grew up in suburban Buffalo, New York USA.  Even though I have never met Godin in person, when I read his work and listen to his podcasts, I feel like I know him.   Western New York is a tight knit community of...

Who Owns The Moon?

Everyone who knows me is aware that when in the United States visiting my mother on the space coast, we never miss a Space X launch.  Last February, while waiting on the beach to watch a rocket take off, I began wondering about the business ventures of companies who...

Meeting Agendas That Get Results

Why Meetings Matter I am a results consultant.  Getting things done and being productive have always fascinated me.  My clients and colleagues through the years know my process and total quality management approach to operational excellence also applies to my passion...