Starting today, I am offering a direct consulting/coaching service – one-on-one with me personally, via email – to a limited number of people. Read more about the program at trustedadvisor.com/econsulting…
I recently wrote an article in RainToday called How To Annoy Your Client Without Really Trying, about the excess of customer satisfaction metrics. Wouldn’t you know it – someone disagreed…
The term “trusted advisor” has been around a long time. Recently I wrote about how the phrase has undergone “trusted advisor inflation” and become far more casually used. When Maister,…
Establishing a trust-based relationship has always been a two-way street. Like a good Argentinean Tango, there has to be a routine where risk and reciprocation are involved. What can you…
The Wall Street Journal this weekend scored a lot of views with an article on Oxytocin titled, “The Trust Molecule,” by Dr. Paul Zak. Dr. Zak makes one critical, powerful…
The Bowdoin Group is a mid-sized executive recruiting firm based in New England. Sean Walker is a partner at Bowdoin, and heads their Information and Media Division. We met over…
What is it that differentiates the moments between when our advice is taken, and when it is not? What can we do to improve the odds of genuinely good advice…
This past weekend I saw A Separation, an Iranian movie with more awards to its credit than a dictator’s military jacket. It deserves every one of them. You’ll never find…