by Kevin Bullard | Aug 30, 2022 | Accountability, Leadership
I had a zoom meeting today, and logged in 10 minutes early so I’d be ready to roll when the other person joined. Three minutes after the start time, I realized that the person was in the waiting room, and had been waiting for me to admit them into the meeting. Doh!...
by Virginia Brien | Aug 11, 2022 | Accountability, Gratitude, Integrity
At Dorrier Underwood, one of our leadership practices is to take a phrase from a novel or poem, use it as a first line, and write flat out for 5 minutes, without pausing or editing. It’s a way of discovering what we have to say to ourselves, and we often read what...
by Danny Skinner | Oct 8, 2021 | Accountability, Leadership, Productivity
We hope you enjoy Danny Skinner’s reflections on what it takes to run an effective meeting. Danny is a project manager at Minnesota Street Project. We had the privilege of working with Danny when he was at the Crow Museum of Asian Art in Dallas, Texas. “How...
by Gary Davis | Sep 26, 2021 | Accountability, Integrity
In this short video, Gary talks about an experience he had while in the Dallas Delta sky lounge and what a big difference it made for him. We can always learn the art of saying hello. ...
by Virginia Brien | May 26, 2017 | Accountability
Having a big vision is a mixed blessing. For one thing, the bigger the vision, the more likely Integrity is on its way out. Growing up, I heard a lot about “doing business on a handshake,” which meant honorable people kept their word to each other even...
