Here are 7 good reasons of why you should keep a journal: 1- Helps you make better decisions because you think deeper before you act 2- Assists in tracking how your learning grows as your point of view constantly gets more refined with knowledge and experience 3- Allows you to find serendipitous discoveries as you
Insights from Boss’d As Four Loop Learning grows, we want to intentionally increase the perspectives that are shared with you. That is why we are thrilled to introduce you to one of our very own community members, and dear friends, Andrew O’Hearn. Inspired by the Salty Dog-theme, his Boston Terrier, Boss’d (pronounced “Boss-D”) will
Leverage Your Network Now I know what you might be thinking. "Leveraging your network" is not rocket science advice. We all know in the back of our heads that tapping our networks can be helpful. But -- rarely do we weave in creative thinking about our networks while strategic planning. It was last April
It is with much sadness that I share with you that my twin brother Charlie passed away on March 2oth from complications with pneumonia. Charles R. Cancalosi was a loving Dad who brought 3 healthy children into this world: Kyle, Karla & Kelsey. As we all reconcile with the challenges of losing a loved one,
Dreaming big is only part of the equation. Create routine Big Swings. Perhaps it was the neat combination of growing up as a 90's kid (fondly referred to as the "participation trophy" generation) and being very lucky to have supportive parents, but the phrase “dream big” or “shoot for the stars” was not
Alessandra and I have been asked to provide a macro overview of our new book called Four Loop Learning and the Courage to Lead which was published in Dec of 2020. We believe it Takes Courage to make an impact as a leader in our world especially with with so many challenges going on from
After my last post on WATCH YOUR WORDS, I came across the word Mot Juste. I did not know what it meant so I looked it up and it means "using the exactly right word or phrase". So in the spirit of adaptation I was thinking if the word applied to leadership, what would be
Lesson 1 of 9 Four Loop Learning team member Jayme Markus often has two little eyes peering over her shoulder during Zoom calls. It is her cat Doug. As a way for her to help share leadership lessons that come her way from her time at Four Loop Learning, Doug is kindly here to
The Jan 6th attack on the White House Capitol is a stark reminder of how important it is to be extremely careful in your selection and use of words. President elect Biden’s was recently quoted... “You heard me say before in different context, the words of a President matter, no matter how good or bad
It is with deep sadness that I have lost a good friend, CJ Fritz from an unexpected death related to blood clots in December. CJ was my Executive Admin for 18 years when I worked for GE. She always had my back and was always there to help me be a better Executive. During our
