A close encounter with a man and a gun shattered Vaughan Granier’s sense of security in his town … and caused him to be more reflexive and empathetic with those who commit crime.
Employee Engagement—We are Doing it all Wrong …
Want your employees to be engaged? Then make sure they feel happy and invested.
Values and Behavior – A Reflection On the Volkswagen Tragedy
Volkswagen’s corrupt value system is sadly not uncommon. Its not so common, though, to get caught, as they did, and many companies rely on the short term win of profit, to excuse behaviour that is discordant with their values.
The Spirit of a Great Heart
A great heart is instantly recognizable, an inspiration, a thing to hunger after, and to emulate
My Christianity and Gay Marriage
I don’t care if gays get married or not. I care if we can look indiscriminately with eyes of love on everyone.
Integrity Is Vital, but Often Hard to Find, in the Corporate World
Personal integrity and corporate integrity aren’t always the same thing. Too often, people are forced to choose between their personal values and their company’s values.
The Dragon Called ‘Desperation’ and the Dagger of Discernment
Vaughan Granier on how to recognize the dangers of desperation and discernment.
The Dragon Called ‘Me’…
Vaughn Granier on how to slay the dragon within ourselves.
The Dragon Called ‘Vindication’ and The Helmet of Humility
Vaughn Granier on how being humble can save you.
The Dragon Called “Politics” and the Scabbard of Sincerity
Vaughn Granier on how to transform a workplace full of the negative politics into one with positive.
The Dragon Called ‘Solo’ and the Cloak of Cameraderie
Cameraderie is about strength, encouragement, wisdom and perspective.
The Dragon Called ‘Naiveté’ and the Shield of Slightly Cynical Wisdom
Vaughn Granier on his method when dealing with conflict within the office.
The Dragon Called ‘Average’ and the Sword of Knowledge
How to be more than average, by Vaughn Granier.
Here be Dragons, and Here be (Hopefully) How to Slay Them
Quiet waters do not make for a skillful sailor, and let’s face it, that is not why we were hired anyway.
Some Ideas for a New Approach to Personal Planning (a.k.a. New Years’ Resolutions)
Vaughan Granier takes the mystery out of keeping your resolutions on track all year long.
Remembering the Soldiers
Vaughn Granier on giving respect to those who give the “ultimate sacrifice”.