Senior Managers often suffer from Dunning-Kruger -- 7 Solutions to navigating the Managerial...
Tom Robbins on Square Wheels
Author Tom Robbins died on February 9, 2025 at the age of 92 and it made me think of what he would...
Dutchman’s Gold Mine: Collaboration over Competition
The Search for The Lost Dutchman's simulation is seen as the world's best teambuilding exercise to...
Cognitive Dissonance – Breaking Free from Square Wheels
How Cognitive Dissonance using Square Wheels images and facilitation tactics can drive...
Lost Dutchman’s Gold Mine: A Collaborative Adventure in Team Building
Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine: A Collaborative Adventure in Team Building, a powerful game that is...
George Carlin and his Square Wheels Workshop
Note: This is ME and Perplexity AI brainstorming, making up what the late George Carlin...
Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking and Square Wheels for Change
Daniel Kahneman's Thinking and Square Wheels for Change offer a convenient tool for organizational...
Square Wheels and Lenny Bruce
Lenny Bruce, known for his sharp wit and incisive social commentary, would likely have found the...
Steven Wright on Square Wheels
Steven Wright is a funny guy so I thought to adapt the thinking of Steven Wright on Square Wheels®...
An Ode to Square Wheels
Square Wheels illustrations, that I first introduced in the early 90s, have since been used on the...
Change, Coaching and Mentoring – Teaching The Caterpillar to Fly
The purpose of this post is to impact Change, Coaching and Mentoring. "Teaching The Caterpillar to...
What Would Deming Do?
This “What Would Deming Do” is the fifth in a series of posts I am doing to share about key...
Funny Thoughts on Square Wheels
Funny Thoughts on Square Wheels is a summary of some of the crazy realities of how my Square...
What Would Bob Mager Do to Improve Organizational Performance
This "What Would Bob Mager Do" is the fourth in a series of posts I am doing to share about key...
Square Wheels Roll
The wagon we manage does work because the Square Wheels roll. Just like they always have. Thump...