Tuesday is ‘Toolsday’ at SMART as Hell. The Johari Window – today’s tool – is a model I use to discuss ‘blind spots’ with clients. The model shows four ‘windows’ that represent aspects of yourself, which are: Open/Free – you know and others know Blind Spots – others know, but
I had a great time leading a SMART as Hell session yesterday in beautiful Suzhou, China After learning the different types of evaluation and how they impact goals, teams are seen constructing a rubric to assess photography. Thanks to everyone for a great day! Share this:
Ed Muzio is the author of the award-winning books Make Work Great (McGraw-Hill, 2010) and Four Secrets to Liking Your Work (FT Press, 2008). His analytical approach to human productivity has been featured in national and international media, including CBS, Fox Business News and The New York Post; he is a regular contributor on CBS Interactive, The
Tuesday is ‘Toolsday’ at SMART as Hell. This week I’m featuring Harvey Mackay, author of one of the first business books I ever read, “How to Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive“. Released in 1988, it’s still relevant. Almost 25 years later, I still remember his focus on
I’m testing the art of blogging from an iPhone today, using the WordPress app. If it works, it will be very cool! How many of you post to a blog from a phone? Share this:
Ed Muzio is the author of the award-winning books Make Work Great (McGraw-Hill, 2010) and Four Secrets to Liking Your Work (FT Press, 2008). His analytical approach to human productivity has been featured in national and international media, including CBS, Fox Business News and The New York Post; he is a regular contributor on CBS Interactive, The
Tuesday is ‘Toolsday’ at SMART as Hell. (okay it’s Wednesday… sue me…) John Medina’s “Brain Rules” is one of my 10 favorite books of the past five years. If you care at all about thinking, learning, teaching, or just being smart (let alone ‘SMART as Hell’), you must read this
Ed Muzio is the author of the award-winning books Make Work Great (McGraw-Hill, 2010) and Four Secrets to Liking Your Work (FT Press, 2008). His analytical approach to human productivity has been featured in national and international media, including CBS, Fox Business News and The New York Post; he is a regular contributor on CBS Interactive, The
Tuesday is ‘Toolsday’ at SMART as Hell. I have a calendar for what tools I will post and when I will post them, but there are factors that will prompt me to change my schedule. A new ‘hot’ tool that really impresses me A tool that was sent to me
Ed Muzio is the author of the award-winning books Make Work Great (McGraw-Hill, 2010) and Four Secrets to Liking Your Work (FT Press, 2008). His analytical approach to human productivity has been featured in national and international media, including CBS, Fox Business News and The New York Post; he is a regular contributor on CBS Interactive,
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