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Thank Your Past Self
Today’s article is in the spirit of US Thanksgiving and talks about thanking your past self: how Past You, Current You, and Future You are three different people, why it’s important to thank your past self, and how it can actually make you a better leader.
Profit, Power, and Quadrants: Classic Matrices Still Drive Modern Value
Today’s article talks about using matrices in helping determine sourcing strategies. We explore a generic 4-box model, the Kraljic Matrix, and the Kearney Chessboard, discussing their differences and uses in the supply chain world. The article also discusses how to use these matrices to maximize value for your business.
Thrive as an Introvert in an Extrovert’s World
Are you an introvert or extrovert? How does that affect your life and career?
My introvert self ran straight into my professional self this week when a volunteer event completely drained me. So today’s article talks about
How being an introvert affects me:
1. I can only socialize with strangers for so long.
2. I hate picking up the phone and calling suppliers.
3. I can only do about two days of a conference.
4. I have a very narrow circle of friends.
Pitfalls of the holiday season:
1. Holiday Gatherings.
2. Kid Concerts/recitals/plays/championship events.
3. Shopping crowds.
And how I cope:
1. Plan ahead on downtime.
2. Reward myself for doing the hard things.
3. Schedule time for what I can handle (boundaries!).
4. Take a moment when needed.
5. Say yes to coffee.



