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Monthly Archive: October 2019

Leadership

#Negativity October 11

Every parent, teacher, coach, supervisor, pastor, spouse, and leader has had or will have  NEGATIVITY issues to deal with. It comes from your children, team, employees, congregation, and maybe yourself. How do you deal...

Learning

#Microlearning October 10

When you read and write everyday it is inevitable you will come across new words. Over the weekend I came across MICROLEARNING. Simply put MICROLEARNING is a method of learning through bite-sized lessons. That...

Learning

#Project October 9

Google is an interesting company that studies a lot of things often using all the data that they collect. They recently completed a study which they called PROJECT Aristotle. This study was a PROJECT...

Leadership

#Significance October 8

SIGNIFICANCE is the quality of being worthy. I believe it is something all human beings want to achieve. John Maxwell has a book called The Power of Significance SIGNIFICANCE in this book is described...

Leadership

#Care October 7

Yesterday I have the privilege of delivering the “Minute for Mission” at First Presbyterian Church. I am part of the 2019 Stewardship Committee and was asked to speak on the theme which is FOR...

Food / Leadership

#Pop October 6

My wife loves popcorn. She often makes up a bowl on a Sunday afternoon. She has popped popcorn a lot of different ways. She has a new gadget called the Colonel Popper Microwave Popcorn...

Food / North Carolina

#Bakeries October 5

On Saturdays when possible I sneak off to Dunkin Donuts and get myself a donut or two. We also have a great place to get croissants in Lumberton NC called Cakes and Pastries. I...

Leadership

#Redemption October 4

REDEMPTION is the act of being saved from some mistake we have made in our lives. REDEMPTION can also be defined as being saved from sin or error. The fact of life is we...

Music / radio

#FM October 2

Today’s post has nothing to do about leadership just a flashback to FM radio. I grew up just outside of New York City. I was a teenager in the late 1960’s and early 70’s...