Category: Leadership

#Aging January 12

My friend Jeff Neelon posted something fabulous about AGING earlier this week. He is a leader who is still doing fabulous things after his LXX birthday. (Roman Numeral Quiz) Contrary to maybe popular perspective...

#Influence January 4

When I present to groups on leadership, I often share a John Maxwell quote. “Leadership is INFLUENCE, nothing more, nothing less“. Today I write a quick post that will end with a video. Do...

#General October 26

Last week America lost a great GENERAL. Colin Powell passed away on October 18th at the age of 84. If you take time to read his bio you learn a lot about him as...

#First October 15

For many small colleges that play NCAA Division II and III Basketball today it the FIRST day of practice. Reflecting on 26 seasons of coaching college basketball I have quite a number of memories...

#Punt October 12

American vernacular includes a number of references to sport terminology including the word PUNT. Punting in football or in soccer means to kick a ball with the top of the foot. This act is...

#Criticism October 8

Received some feedback that one of the participants in this month’s 30 Day Knot Tying #Coach4aday Challenge was the subject of CRITICISM. The rationale given to them by the critic was they were wasting...

#Job June 2

This is a post about having a JOB. There is a lot to say. For many of us our JOBS can be a happy place. My family history is tied to a number of...

#Continuity May 20

“A team, business, organization, or non-profit must not forget CONTINUITY has to be part of your strategy” Reflecting this month on “Life Lessons” I realized how important CONTINUITY is to any team’s vision, plan,...

#Search May 5

I came across a leadership article last week on Bill Walsh and his method to SEARCH for talent. One of the most important Life Lessons I have learned is the importance of who is...