by timohai | Apr 5, 2024 | Leadership, Personal Effectiveness, Purpose
Lately, Hawai’i’s billionaires have been getting a lot of attention. From buying an entire island (Larry Ellison) to donating money to rebuild Lahaina (Oprah Winfrey) to building an underground bunker on land where he tried to steal native people’s rights (Mark...
by timohai | Jan 15, 2024 | Leadership, Personal Effectiveness
“You want me to engage in a consensual hallucination.” This is what my friend said to one of his clients as they tried to persuade him to “fudge” the data. My friend is a VP of Analytics for a consulting company that works with large organizations. His role is to make...
by timohai | Oct 24, 2023 | Leadership, Personal Effectiveness
For those who remember, the Concorde was a supersonic passenger jet that flew at Mach 2 from 1976 to 2003. It could fly from New York to London in just under 3 hours. But the dream outweighed the reality, constantly justifying more investment, engineering effort, and...
by timohai | Dec 9, 2022 | Management, Personal Effectiveness, Strategic Execution
Is indecision killing your execution? In my last post, I brought up the idea that strategic execution is essentially a decision-making science. This week, I want to go down the rabbit hole a bit more. And talk about the exact opposite of good decision-making:...
by timohai | Nov 21, 2022 | Leadership, Strategic Execution
Are you a strategic leader? Do you know the number one reason that businesses fail? It’s poor decision-making. Bad decisions, inconsistent decisions, late decisions, no decisions… they all have a way of literally mucking everything up. And this isn’t just a “business”...
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