2020 is out the door! In comes 2021! Will it be better? I hope so.  Rather than New Year's resolutions, I'll go through my drivers that I'll uphold throughout the year and beyond.  What are yours? 

2020 was a doozy and I briefly review how my year went.  Looking forward optimistically to 2021!

As a follow-up from last episode, this time we focus on what general approaches you can take to rescue a project once you've identified a larger problem.  See what you can do to right the ship and get it moving back in the right direction.

Running projects is fine when it's all going smooth but how do you deliver when it's all going wrong?  Well the first step is figuring out that something is amiss!

The new Organized Chaos Cafe Facebook group is also now open!  Come join the discussion!

Here's a brief book review of James Clear's Atomic Habits and where I've applied it in my life

Just a few tips to help out those on the team. Even if you don't have great team leadership, it doesn't mean you can't excel!

Goal achievement can stress you out and leave you wondering what went wrong.  You can't expect to slap it on paper and hope it all comes together.  Here's some quick tips on how you can make it happen (or at least have a good go at it...).

Put your thinking caps on and start thinking about thinking!

When there's so much "noise" in the information we're consuming in small soundbites from biased news outlets, have you taken a critical eye to what you're reading? 

Put your thinking caps on so that you can think about thinking!

Think on that a bit as I give some thoughts based on Steven Novella's lecture series on Critical Thinking Skills and Netflix's Social Dilemma.

An interview with Greg McLean (https://www.gregmcleanmp.ca/) to provide a quick glimpse into the transition into the political arena and leadership in a Canadian minority government in this unprecedented time of change. A view into building consensus, decision-making, and ethics in government.