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Goals and Priorities

Goal Setting Can Limit Our Flexibility and Learning
Goals define what you want to have, not what you want to become. Goals are, however, targets that help us immensely in moving from a general vision to a specific set of priorities and actions. More
Keep it Simple
Focus on three or four defined strategic imperatives, then execute and measure results. More
Leaders Put Good Intentions into Action
Looking back, we can all point to times in our lives that seem wasted. If we fail to continuously grow, change, and develop, then precious life is wasted. More
Pathways and Pitfalls to Setting Organizational Goals and Priorities
Discover the Setting Organizational Goals and Priorities approaches that can help you to avoid the pitfalls and pave your organization's pathway to success. More
Process Management Pathways and Pitfalls (Part One)
Process management is an invaluable part of disciplined management systems. Discover the Process Management approaches that can help you to avoid the pitfalls and pave your organization's pathway to success. More
Process Management Pathways and Pitfalls (Part Two)
Process management is an invaluable part of disciplined management systems. Discover the Process Management approaches that can help you to avoid the pitfalls and pave your organization's pathway to success. More
Strategic Measurements Guide Change and Improvement
Based on strategic measurements, changes are made and improvements initiated using process management, systems realignment, experimentation, pilots, and the like. More
Strategic Planning Smothers Innovation
Strategy is an interactive process focusing on improvement and implementation, but beware of common strategic planning traps. More
Successful Change and Improvement Needs Balanced Improvement Planning
Many managers confuse making changes within their organization with making changes to their organization. Both are needed. But they have to be balanced. More
The Tyranny of the Urgent Can Cause Priority Overload
The tyranny of the urgent lies in its distortion of priorities. So we've got to choose — from all our long-range options, alternatives, and possibilities — to establish short-term goals and priorities. More
Use Strategic Imperatives to Set Improvement Priorities
A key component of providing focus to an organization calls for leaders to identify "strategic imperatives" or "must-do's." There is only so much we can all give our attention to, so we need to ensure that we're aiming at high improvement targets that really matter. More
Why Most Change Programs and Improvement Initiatives Fail
Some change and improvement efforts have been hugely successful, others have been somewhat successful, and some ended up in the swamp. In reviewing the results, it is clear that a core number of execution problems or failure factors are common to all of the team, organization, and individual improvement efforts. More
Why Smart Managers Master the Art of Listening Well
Being market driven and customer focused relies heavily on the ability to listen effectively to customers, and front-line employees. More

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"Excellent overview of key principles. It makes you want to dive in and learn about all of them!" ---Pushp Arora, Lean Practitioner, RIM Research in Motion
"Excellent overview of key principles. It makes you want to dive in and learn about all of them!" ---Pushp Arora, Lean Practitioner, RIM Research in Motion

"Very powerful in his ability to draw leadership values to the forefront." ---Gene Allevato, Vice President and General Manager, Kord Products Inc.

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