Tag Archives: Marshall Goldsmith

The Franklin Effect

Posted on September 23, 2018 by Mike Reuter

In his recent blog post, Marshall Goldsmith, speaks with Dr. Steven Berglas about the Franklin Effect. Berglas tells the story of Ben Franklin and his relationship with a powerful individual “who was negatively disposed to him.” “Instead of ingratiating the … Continue reading →

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The Questions We Ask Ourselves … Do They Drive Action?

Posted on September 27, 2015 by Mike Reuter

In his recent blog post, 6 Questions That Will Set You Up to Be Super Successful, Marshall Goldsmith writes:  “When it comes to self-reflection, asking yourself active questions rather than passive questions changes the focus of your answers – and empowers you to make … Continue reading →

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The Questions We Ask Ourselves … Do They Drive Action?

Posted on August 16, 2015 by Mike Reuter

In his recent blog post, 6 Questions That Will Set You Up to Be Super Successful, Marshall Goldsmith writes: “When it comes to self-reflection, asking yourself active questions rather than passive questions changes the focus of your answers – and empowers you to make … Continue reading →

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Feedback – the Key to Knowing What We Don’t Know

Posted on January 19, 2014 by Mike Reuter

Feedback is the growth food of great leaders.  Ken Blanchard, management expert and author, said: “It is the breakfast of champions.” It is the food that nourishes change. It is the key that unlocks the door to the dark closet … Continue reading →

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Finding Here from There

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Mike Reuter

Marshall Goldsmith, management author, in his book, What Got You Here Won’t Get You There, writes: “Imagine you’re 95 years old and ready to die.  Before taking your last breath, you’re give a great gift; The ability to travel back … Continue reading →

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