Author Archives: Dale Sackrider

We have all had the experience of a boss demanding we do something difficult and do it in the dumbest way possible, like being told to cut the grass using a pair of dull scissors even though cutting the grass … Continue reading →

The ancient folklore goes like this: An architect is required to stand under the arch as the keystone is put in place and the wood supports are removed. If the arch holds, the architect is validated but if it fails, … Continue reading →

“I listened to your debate with Mike on the podcast during my walk – I like how you pushed back but everyone was able to stay respectful.” a recent comment from a co-worker Huh? What podcast? We had a debate? … Continue reading →

What we can learn from the mess in our homes in order to create better results at work Growing up, we would say the house needs to be ‘drop by ready’, so that if someone just dropped by, we could … Continue reading →