A one-pager giv­ing top pri­or­i­ties in 18 cat­e­gories for your path to Excellence.

Con­sid­er these ideas from the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner.

Major points from Mar­ti Bar­let­ta and Mar­garet Heffernan.

Many bits of wis­dom on doing the best work you can.

Here’s a peek into the evo­lu­tion of Tom’s thinking.

Tom’s col­lec­tion of wis­dom from H‑named sources now totals 11.

Sub­ti­tle: “The New Econ­o­my’s Hid­den Imper­a­tive.” Writ­ten 15 years ago, still relevant.

Tom intro­duces his list of mis­judg­ments made by CEOs.

Includes: Imple­men­ta­tion, Cor­po­rate Cul­ture, Man­ag­ing By Wan­der­ing Around, Design.

Chap­ter 12, The Works. A “per­va­sive design mind­ed­ness” affects, “well, everything.”

Qual­i­ty is the answer to “What’s the Point?”

Pur­sue new mar­kets made up of women, boomers, the eco-friend­ly, and more.

On day three of 2006, Tom describes the jour­neys he’s already taken.

A col­lec­tion includ­ing “Ten Rea­sons to Get Up in the Morn­ing” and “Sum­mer of Soul.”

A baker’s dozen eter­nal ver­i­ties, such as: hire the best talent.

Tom rec­om­mends three mar­kets that he feels are under-served.

Tom gives us the list of 25 truths he’s arrived at through­out his career.

Tom asserts that, in busi­ness, you must under­stand wom­en’s approach to relationships.

A mixed bag of sub­jects & quotes from Jack Welch, Nel­son Man­dela, and Moth­er Teresa.

Strive for no less in your busi­ness life.

Tom’s 60 beliefs. You can find the PDF at ChangeTh­is, also, and the PPT here.

Fol­low­ing a vis­it to Tai­wan, Tom’s mus­ings on how an entire city can brand itself.

Though Tom wrote this PPT in 2006, it applies now and always.

A two-page chal­lenge from Tom: How do women fare in your organization?

A 16-slide snap­shot of what Tom sees as impor­tant for thriv­ing in uncer­tain times.

Chap­ter 15, The Works (PPT). Mar­ket #1 For Every­thing AND the Most Effec­tive Leaders.