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November 21, 2013 by tragan

RIP: Ronald Coase and why firms exist

As part of pursuing my "business detox" research agenda, I have tried to pay due attention to the work of economist Ronald Coase who developed the first theories on "why firms exist". As The Economist newspaper explains in their recent obituary for  ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself Tagged With: Coase, Coase Theorem, Economics, Economist, London School of Economics, London Stock Exchange, Nature of the Firm, price mechanism, Ronald Coase, Transaction cost

November 15, 2013 by tragan

The older I get…

(Thanks to blogger http://dougdoeslife.com/ for this gem...Thanks Doug!) ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself

November 13, 2013 by tragan

What does your brand really stand for?

One of the initiatives that I have been focused on over the past several months is helping to create and deliver a public offering on "creating your authentic brand", through my business Career Coaching International.  The word choice "authentic" is ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself Tagged With: Brand, Business, Google, Marketing and Advertising, Personal Brand, Personal Branding Blog, Social media, Steve Boese

November 12, 2013 by tragan

45 life lessons, written by a 90 year old

Just came across this in my email inbox, via my StumbleUpon feed. What exactly did we do before we had automated bots cluttering up our lives with stuff they were programmed to deliver based on some algorithm somewhere that expects this to be a good ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself Tagged With: Christianity, Christianity for Seekers, Envy, Evangelism, Old age, Religion and Spirituality, Sex organ, Testimonies

November 10, 2013 by tragan

For real and lasting change, build in “drip-feeding”

Last weekend, I spent my Sunday facilitating a fairly large not-for-profit board of a national association. My remit was two-fold; first, to help them develop an action plan for a major internal (mandatory) initiative spanning about 10 months, and ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself Tagged With: Board of directors, Business, Consulting, Management, Nike, Organizational Change, Real Change, Sunday

November 6, 2013 by tragan

Advice: how to turn around nearly anything

The following article is a re-post of some excellent advice about driving a turn-around situation. This article comes from Rosabeth Moss Kanter, in an HBR blog post of 5th November 2013. While a quick read and some general advice, it is a great ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself Tagged With: 2004 World Series, 2013 World Series, Avon Products, Boston Red Sox, Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Sheri McCoy, Weather Company, World Series

October 28, 2013 by tragan

Programming innovation into your company

Innovation is a big topic, and is getting a lot of attention these days in a lot of management circles. Several months ago I was asked to write a paper on how one might go about building more innovative thinking into a company's culture.  That ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself Tagged With: Carleton University, Henry Ford, Innovation, Innovation management, Organizational culture, Steve Jobs, Strategic management, Thomas Edison

October 25, 2013 by tragan

Transforming a lone nut into a leader

How to start a movement -- 3:10 minute instructional guide, compliments of Derek Sivers: ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself Tagged With: first follower, leadership, movement

October 15, 2013 by tragan

Intent + focus + 30 days = new habit

The regular reader of my blog will know that I write a lot about how to go about transforming oneself through reflection, discipline, and new habit building. Here is a great little TEDtalk, clocking in at just over 3 minutes, that reinforces the ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself

October 10, 2013 by tragan

Changing the rules: David, Goliath, and Malcolm

Truth be told, I've been struggling a bit lately, trying to make sense of all the business and professional projects I've gotten myself involved in. Now, don't get me wrong -- I'm really enjoying the stuff on my plate: working with some great ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Transforming yourself Tagged With: David, Gladwell, Goliath, Malcolm Gladwell, Tipping Point

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