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The calendar the 1st fundamental of a great organization system. In our last blog we mentioned that every great organization system had 6 fundamentals.  This week we explore the 1st of those fundamentals.

Topics: Calendar, Big Rocks, Organization

These are challenging times where it seems there is a dearth of leadership in every industry, especially healthcare, and a high performing organization is the exception reserved only for those really cool high tech companies.   Don’t worry. Becoming a high performing organization is not reserved just for high tech; it can happen in any industry even healthcare. But it is a pipe dream if the person at the top does not know what their role is.  So in many respects it starts there, with the CEO.  The 7 M’s is a great way for the leader at the top to think about their role and, more importantly, is a great list to spend their career mastering.

Topics: Leadership, Business Tools, CEO

 

Michelle Webb, our TCN Chief Learning Officer, introduced to several of us a book called One Word that will change your life.   Here is a short video that illustrates the premise of the book it is well worth the 3 minutes.  

Topics: Leadership

What if I could give you 10 additional years on your life, would you be interested?  Well who wouldn’t right? Years ago, I heard a leadership lesson from John Maxwell where he said that the average executive spends 10 years of their life looking for stuff because they are not organized.  Does that hit close to home for you? 

Topics: Leadership, Business Tools, Fundamentals of Business

HENDERSONVILLE, NC – The Teleios Collaborative Network, through its member organization Four Seasons, has received a $900,000 grant from The Duke Endowment to fund its mission to preserve, strengthen, and support not-for-profit community hospice and palliative care organizations in the Carolinas.

Topics: News

Have you ever tried to do something and you found that you did not have a system to approach it? Think of a bunch of chores you must get done at home. Do you just jump in and tackle them throwing yourself at tasks and, through sheer force, you get them done?

Topics: Leadership