Skip Moen
Skip Moen, author, speaker and consultant, provides clients with reflective insight into business practice assumptions and practical solutions to human resources issues. He has recently published a book on daily leadership. Skip resides in Florida, USA.
Compliance and Radar Detectors: A Lesson in the Dark
Compliance is now a no-option legislated requirement. The risks associated with non-compliance are so enormous, the penalties so severe, that only an alien could imagine ignoring these rules. With the potential expansion of Sarbanes-Oxley and ever more stringent AML protocols, everyone in the industry has scrutiny on the brain. The intention behind all this legislative […] Read More >
Ethical Authority: It’s not Legislation
Why should I act ethically? After all, if I can get away with a few short cuts here and there, my unethical behavior will serve me well. I will gain advantage over others. I may speed up the accumulation of power or wealth. So, why not? Apparently many others are stepping across the line. Why […] Read More >
Investment Philosophy – A look at personal investment satisfaction
When it comes to understanding the deepest desires and issues in my life, I often find that a look at ancient literature provides insights not available in the modern frenetic whirlwind of living. Making critical decisions that are propelled by pace alone often leads to enormous regrets, personal agony and relationship destruction. I would much […] Read More >
Management’s Missing Ingredient
One day I resigned as President of the company. What a difficult decision! I didn’t resign because I was making a career ladder move. I didn’t leave over decisions about executive fall-out or even the loss of income. My biggest fears were not about what was ahead but rather what I was leaving behind. My […] Read More >
Paying the Price
Someone has to pay. That is a cardinal rule of psycho-emotional development. In order for us to grow as healthy individuals, someone has to make an investment in us. When that investment is short changed, we ourselves are asked to take up the payment. It seems that the psychological makeup of each of us requires […] Read More >
The Call to Work
For most of us, work means a job. It’s something we do in order to pay the bills. Very few people would use the term “calling” when they talk about work. Ministers talk about a “calling”, but for most of us, work is just employment. The average person can only imagine what it must be […] Read More >
What Makes Sense?
Have you ever wondered why the Bible never attempts to prove God exists? After all, God is the main character in the book. Furthermore, the Bible purports to tell us who God is, what He wants and how we should live. The Bible has been used by more than one religion to provide proof for […] Read More >