The Energizer Blog

While the debate goes on about energy companies and the EPA, let’s get personal about our own energy consumption.

"IT” starts in Gary, Indiana at US Steel’s immense integrated mill (the largest of its kind in the Northern Hemisphere).

Decades ago when I started my consulting practice, colleagues looked at me with envy, expressing a desire to leave corporate life.

Spend 10 days canoeing in the Boundary Waters Canoe Wilderness Area (BWCWA) and you learn the root of vacation...

Study the best seller lists of the past few years and you'll notice titles that range from...

Leadership means different things to different people and different things in different situations.

In our frantic, 24/7 world we often become consumed with our work. We border our lives by the four walls of an office, a home...

Just returned from a week above 10,500 feet: sleeping under the stars and clouds, battling mosquitoes and temps down to 25 degrees at night,

If investing is only about money in the bank or in Wall Street, you are short-changing yourself about building a better life and world.

What's the correlation between efficiency and resiliency: ENERGY.

Studies have found that while most Americans would choose more vacation time over a higher salary, the reality is that we don't...

The flowers that are in full bloom are wonderful. The weeds that have taken over one corner are terrible.

Want to make a meeting planner crazy and ensure that your name will be next to a notation that says “never again”?

I was once an employee who quit and stayed. As I tell my story, listen to manager behaviors. What would you have done as an employee?

Conservative estimates predict we spend 1/3 of our life working. Yet for many people the work experience is a negative one.

I am leaving tomorrow to deliver an address at a major college on the East Coast.

The day always comes. The one you don't want. When your great team member leaves for 'greener' pastures.

Networking is something that's often undervalued and overlooked. Networks tend to grow organically through education or through work.

Little did I know I would have the opportunity to practice that mantra at my last presentation.

I am so grateful for all the authors who toil over their words to offer up everything from imaginative stories to lessons for work and life.