The first and most valuable lesson in parenting? Things aren’t going to go as planned. The only option is to pivot and move forward, according to Kate Gamble, who reflects on 10 years of motherhood.
According to Plan
Righting the Ship: How Two Teams Came Together to Rescue a Failing Project
One of the keys to turning around a failing project? Stop playing not to lose, said our panelists, who shared how Franciscan Health and CBTS went from being toe-to-toe to arm-in-arm, and saved a major initiative.
A Handful of Unknowns
It’s difficult to make an informed decision when not only are you dealing with unknowns, but there’s conflicting information about how to best proceed, says Anthony Guerra, who shares his thoughts on the upcoming HIMSS conference.
Golden Opportunity
For many successful individuals, it came down to a single decision on how to handle a great opportunity, says Anthony Guerra, who talks about life lessons he has gleaned from reading autobiographies.
Less Shaping, More Nurturing
If managers fail to see the potential of an employee, and instead try to mold them to fit their own ideals, they’re going to end up disappointed, says Anthony Guerra, who draws parallels between leadership and parenting.
