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Everyone likes to have choice . No, that's not quite correct. These days people demand choice, especially in the arena of consumer goods and...

Cost-Benefit Analysis A process by which you weigh expected costs against expected benefits to determine the best (or most profitable) cours...

I recently attended an Outdoor First Aid course at Camp Waingaro, which is an old scout hall nestled in 19 hectares of New Zealand bush. Qui...

Today's interview is with Bryan Barrow , a widely recognized Project Management and Risk Management consultant and Speaker. Bryan is the fou...

When I was in my late teens, I bought my first car. My friends were all doing the same - we all had our licenses and we wanted to put them t...

When I was a child, I didn't like sports. Well, that's not exactly true - I loved swimming and spent almost every day during my young summer...

" Where there is no vision, the people perish..." Proverbs 29:18 One of the most important things you will do as a leader or Project Manager...

How do you make sure your projects complete on time? When you set a deadline, you are supposed communicate it to everyone, right? Then, pres...

The Cost of Change We have all heard about how the cost of change increases exponentially the further you are along the path of project deli...

A few years ago I went on a fly-fishing trip with a group of work colleagues. I was working on a project in New Zealand, and we were going t...

You know the drill - anyone who has ever flown on a commercial airline has heard this announcement from the flight attendant, usually follow...

Let me ask you an important question: Have you Exploited your Project Team Today? Wait a minute, Exploit your Project Team? You are probably...

Fifteen minutes of Fame - we all seem to want it, and according to some we are all due our fifteen minutes in the limelight. Well, maybe, or...

When I was fifteen, I spent the summer visiting my relatives in Alberta. Nothing unusual about that, as we did that most summers. We would u...

zom·bie \ˈzäm-bē\ noun 1. Formal. a. the body of a dead person given the semblance of life, but mute and will-less, by a supernatural force...

I have, for much of my life, lived close to sea level. Most people don't think too much about altitude, unless they travel a lot, climb moun...

Have you ever saved a life? In an emergency, can you do what it takes to help someone? Could you rescue them from a life-or-death situation?...

A colleague of mine has no taste. None at all - either he lost it in early childhood or he never had it, he can't exactly remember. I am not...

Happy New Year - and welcome to your new project! The start of the calendar year often marks the start of new projects; the old year is done...

Today's interview is with with Chris Cattaway , an expert in building successful teams. Chris's experience ranges from designing and project...

When my father graduated from university and got his first job as an Electrical Engineer, his manager told him the following on his first da...

"I got here first!" "No, I did!" "Me!" "No, me!" I just got back from a three day school camp with my youngest son. We went to new and inter...

Today's interview is with Lynne Schinella , an expert on building “whole brain” organizations and teams. Lynne Schinella is an authority on...

Definition of PAIN a : a state of physical, emotional, or mental lack of well-being or physical, emotional, or mental uneasiness that ranges...

When I was younger, I was quite risk-averse. I said "no" to a lot of things that some might consider a "safe-ish" activity - like Bungee Jum...