Doug WilksInnovation isn’t a mystical process reserved for Silicon Valley visionaries, think tank futurists…It just takes learning a few new tricks and debunking some age-old conventional wisdom.Jul 27, 2017Jul 27, 2017
Doug Wilks7 Reasons Leaders Are ReadersHe never graduated from college, but he claimed to have read every book in his hometown public library. On April 12, 1945, this humble…Dec 22, 2016Dec 22, 2016
Doug Wilks10 Ways Katie Ledecky’s Coach Helps Her WinWhile we’re not all Olympic athletes, we can all use a good coach to help us achieve our goals.Dec 8, 2016Dec 8, 2016
Doug Wilks2016 CliftonStrengths Summit HighlightsEvery 24 hours another 7,986 people around the globe take the CliftonStrengths (StrengthsFinder) assessment to discover their unique…Jul 30, 2016Jul 30, 2016
Doug WilksGoogle Starts Every Day With A Mission—What’s Yours?One of my favorite sections in Laszlo Bock’s best-selling book “Work Rules” examines Google’s corporate mission statement.Jun 13, 2016Jun 13, 2016
Doug WilksWinning Your Own Work/Life Academy AwardOne of my favorite lines in the Oscar-nominated “The Martian” is when astronaut Mark Watney realizes his best chance for survival is…Mar 2, 2016Mar 2, 2016
Doug WilksTalent and The Art of the ComebackElvis in ’68. Sinatra in ’74. Bills v. Oilers in ’93. In their own ways, all worthy comebacks.Jan 15, 2016Jan 15, 2016
Doug WilksLeadership Lessons from Jerry Seinfeld’s Reddit AMALast year Jerry Seinfeld, co-creator of what TV Guide called “the greatest television show of all time”, hosted a hilarious and nostalgic…Dec 2, 2015Dec 2, 2015
Doug WilksHow Dan Ariely Turned Tragedy Into DiscoveryThe Fire and The AftermathOct 19, 2015Oct 19, 2015
Doug WilksTCU Legend LaDainian Tomlinson: Success Secrets in Work and LifeWhat are the secret ingredients to a successful personal and professional life? How do we cut through the noise and the naysayers to stay…Oct 19, 2015Oct 19, 2015