People, Process, Progress

In this episode I share the "12 Rules for Life" from Jordan B. Peterson's book "12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos" and apply the principals from each to the Project Management world.

In this episode I share the "12 Rules for Life" from Jordan B. Peterson's book "12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos" and apply the principals from each to the Project Management world.

Remembering my former Incident Management Team teammate Capt. Don Lambert by sharing Paul Harvey's "What is a Policeman?"

Remembering my former Incident Management Team teammate Capt. Don Lambert by sharing Paul Harvey's "What is a Policeman?"

Remembering my former Incident Management Team teammate Capt. Don Lambert by sharing Paul Harvey's "What is a Policeman?"

It's easy for leaders to get caught in a loop of rolling up their sleeves and constantly helping their teams through difficulty, but this isn't always the best way to empower their growth.

It's easy for leaders to get caught in a loop of rolling up their sleeves and constantly helping their teams through difficulty, but this isn't always the best way to empower their growth.

It's easy for leaders to get caught in a loop of rolling up their sleeves and constantly helping their teams through difficulty, but this isn't always the best way to empower their growth.

In this episode I walk the listener through the DMAIC model and the Planning "P" and how I believe Six Sigma and All-hazards Incident Management skills crossover and converge in many places *Note: Apologies that I say "Design", but mean "Define"*

In this episode I walk the listener through the DMAIC model and the Planning "P" and how I believe Six Sigma and All-hazards Incident Management skills crossover and converge in many places *Note: Apologies that I say "Design", but mean "Define"*