by Ted Harro | Mar 26, 2020 | In, Laboratory for the Soul, Leadership Tests
Your most important job today is not cutting costs. Or managing cash. Or caring for your people. Or retaining customers. Or scenario planning for an uncertain future. Those are all very important jobs. They are not most important. Your most important job is to...
by Ted Harro | Mar 25, 2020 | In, Laboratory for the Soul, Leadership Tests
The costs of this crisis are real and becoming clearer every day. Physical suffering for some. Loss of family and friends for others. Stress and strain and juggling responsibilities for most. Massive disruption for almost all. But there are also surprising benefits....
by Ted Harro | Mar 23, 2020 | In, Laboratory for the Soul, Leadership Tests
We all know we’re in a crisis. Especially if you’re in a leadership role, you know that you’re in for a very challenging ride, perhaps the most challenging of your lifetime. Days seem like weeks, weeks like months as circumstances shift at a dizzying pace. But you’re...
by Ted Harro | Mar 20, 2020 | Between, Dirty Words, In, Laboratory for the Soul
The (Very) Short Course on Feelings Maybe like me, you’ve had a tortured relationship with feelings. You’re in the right place. In this one 318-word post, I’m going to give you the essentials on feelings. In very small words to match my tiny little feelings. Let me...
by Ted Harro | Apr 16, 2019 | Dirty Words, In, Laboratory for the Soul
Hurry isn’t of the devil. Hurry is the devil. – Dallas Willard Once you decide you’re going to go for it, to become who you were created to be instead of just churning away at the next accomplishment, you’re enrolling in a class of sorts. Getting durable...
by Ted Harro | Mar 26, 2019 | In, Laboratory for the Soul
Do you ever wonder what it takes to make changes that stick instead of slipping back into old patterns of behavior? I’ve been curious about that for a long time. To really understand how people make durable change, let’s flip the question and ask how people get stuck,...
