Allied Executives Blog

The Mind is a Terrible Storage Device

I love David Allen and his book, “Getting Things Done.”  To a type A, organizational and productivity freak, it speaks to me.  I’ve also always been a voracious note taker.  We are talking volumes of notes.  The thought of missing a key idea or concept when I ...

The Worst Enemy of Best is Good Enough

Being an in progress and improving perfectionist, this lesson is one I love to lean on when I am really convicted in something.  It reminds me that it is OK to strive for greatness, not be satisfied, push past limits and the conventional wisdom, and work to ...

The Art of Saying "No"

In work with our business owner and executive clients, and my self-work, this muscle of saying “no” is of paramount importance – and one that must be exercised consistently.  It is so incredibly easy to spread oneself too thin and leave no room to focus on what matters most ...

The Anxiety Is Almost Always Worse Than the Action 

One of my favorite clients and friends reminds us of this often with our peer group setting. 

When a Member is faced with a complex decision, difficult conversation, or a tricky project we lean on the wisdom quite a bit.  It’s virtually undefeated. 

B ...

2025 Business & Economic Outlook - Part 5 of 5

(Based on insights from Alex Chausovsky, Bundy Group, shared at Allied Executives’ 2025 Business & Economic Outlook)

By the end of Alex Chausovsky’s talk, the question wasn’t what’s happening? It was what do we do about it?

Here’s the answer: plan for ...