This will be a short post, with a link to a solid article and one illustration. Gallup had an...
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WHAM! The Square Wheels Guy sees a Round Wheel
I shared this story with a couple of associates last night and both said I should blog about it....
It’s about Perspective Opportunity, People!
Perception. Breakfast of Champions. Or some such thing. Stepping back from the wagon to look for...
Choose Rolling over Rocking
Below are two images that represents one of those simple contemplation ideas or thoughts on life,...
Involve. Engage. Motivate. The Supervisor!
The leverage point is the Supervisor for most things that are not systemic. So, since I was...
Square Wheels, Dr. Seuss and “suck” or “muck?”
As we develop more and more thoughts on The Square Wheels Project, our course to teach...
Innovation and Thinking – Continuous Continuous Improvement
Innovation and continuous improvement are increasingly important issues for today's business, with...
Innovation and Thinking – Cognitive Dissonance and Creativity
There are plenty of good tools out there for generating new ideas and momentum about innovating in...
BOSS: Spelled Backwards
Boss. In organizations, a lot of people know precisely who that is. And that can be a positive or...
Please Wait – a thought on Innovation and Improvement
I was playing in my pool league and there was an old plastic sign that someone had stuck on the...
Innovation and Change: BIG Sale on Square Wheels!
A conversation turns into an idea and then an illustration is produced. That seems how creativity...
Presenteeism – They are IN but they are OUT
I was reading some news feeds and came across the word, "Presenteeism" in an HR thread. The term...
How many people have seen Square Wheels illustrations?
Got a problem with motivation, engagement or productivity and looking for a simple and bombproof,...
Mining as much Gold as WE Can!
The theme of my flagship team building game focuses on optimization of results based on...
“Spring Forward Monday” For Workplace Improvement
Monday's, most typically, are the least favorite day of the work week but the Monday following the...