Tuesday Report
Oh to be a Narcissist! 😊
How Nice it Would Be to Always Be Right Here’s a huge confession—At times I would love to be a narcissist. It’s true that narcissism is described as a serious pathology by psychologists. Narcissism is thought to be chronic and incurable. I personally wouldn’t know, because
The Battle for the Brain: The Pandemic Mind ….
So What’s the Thing with Sourdough Bread? Sadly, John Mulaney, one of Jack’s and my favorite comedians, announced recently that after more than 15 years of sobriety, he had relapsed in his battle against drugs and alcohol. Fortunately, he entered a treatment program quickly and
Building on Your Own Limitations: What You Can’t Do Can Propel You to Success
They won and we can too—against all odds. This is the story of unlikely champions. The Texas School for the Deaf’s football team, the Texas Rangers, won their first ever State Football Championship in their 162-year history. They achieved the state championship win in the midst
How do you Tell the Difference Between Trying and Tragic? Is it Oh Sh*t or OMG!?
Surprising words pop right out of my mouth when difficult life events happen to me, either trivial or tragic. It’s not like I meant to say it—stuff happened and there, I said it. When you react to bad things with expletives it’s probably not what
My First Virtual Thanksgiving
How to be Grateful in a Pandemic WorldHow will you be celebrating Thanksgiving in 2020? Virtual or face to face? Everyone is making some really hard choices—three out of five won’t be physically gathering with the family. It’s about to be Thanksgiving Day, November
How to Deliver Transformational Change and Bottom Line Results
Do you work on a team or on a treadmill? The whole concept of business teams needs some serious re-thinking. There is nothing more beautiful than watching a professional soccer/football team like Buenos Aires’ Boca Junior move down the field through their opponents and blast
Beyond Fast: Agility – the New Plan to Play to Win
Working remotely from home in a pandemic–with technology that doesn’t always work–can be tough. It can make days that glom together seem like a long, never ending slog. It can feel like rowing a kayak down a fast moving river through white rapids–with a broken
Election Day in America – Why We Will Survive and Thrive
Do you have an extra basement? So Carol and I can move in with you? There are Tuesday Report readers everywhere—Germany, Great Britain, Australia. Who can put us up Say, for just a few years? We’re not really showing up on your doorsteps—you can heave a sigh
Why Don’t People Understand Me?
People Really Need to Understand What I’m Telling ThemAbout 2 billion people in the world speak English—and I’m speaking in English. Almost anywhere you go in the world, knowing the language of each country is useful, but if you speak English you can communicate. Lots of
Ebenezer Scrooge tp 2021— from Hierarchy to High-Performing Teams
Have you ever been on a team when you were genuinely confused about how you and your team could succeed? Was it puzzling how empowerment and accountability could work together in that situation? One thing about Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol, is that Ebenezer Scrooge and
A GIFT TO YOU AND YOUR TEAM
FROM CAROL KALLENDORF, PhD: Founder, Delta Associates, Inc. A summa con laude graduate of Duke University, Carol has been a lifelong consultant in the field of human performance, enabling thousands of people to achieve a better career and life. Carol has a renowned ability to
Live Long and Prosper -Reinventing Our World During Covid-19
Many of our long-lived cherished customs died suddenly with the Corona Virus just eight months ago. Gone is the traditional handshake—maybe forever. It’s kind of sad, because I had a terrible time learning the proper technique to shake hands in my early career. I heard
