Category: Leadership

#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...

#Encouragement April 20

Everything in the universe is connected by energy. Sometimes the fuel or energy people need the most is ENCOURAGMENT. The beauty of sharing an ENCOURAGING word with someone else is how easy it is...

#Reputation April 16

I had a golf course conversation last week with a retired friend. We were discussing career paths that are available to young people today. He told me about a nephew whose primary responsibility is...

#Persistence April 5

There are so many leadership stories on the value of PERSISTENCE. During the 2021 NCAA Basketball Tournament which ends tonight there have been several examples given. One example was about Florida State University’s seventy-two...

#Art April 2

Leadership lessons can come when we take time to create ART. Twice in the same day two weeks ago I read about creating ART. First it was my friend Dawn Whitley putting a plug...

#Confrontation March 26

I was asked a tough question last week. What leadership lessons did I fail at? My answer was short and painful, CONFRONTATION. The person asking the question gave me a back handed compliment by...

#Aim March 20

Last week as part of my daily leadership reading I was reviewing George Raveling fabulous newsletter called The Daily Coach. He discussed the importance of AIM. AIM is an acronym for how to better...