Free Book - 127 Questions My goal is to get my book, 127 Questions, Singles Should Ask Their Future Spouse into as many hands as possible, and I don’t want money to be an excuse for anyone to not have it. Here are a few reasons why I...
Chaos is an intentional ploy to distract, confuse, overwhelm and divide. In the midst of chaos, ignore the distraction, reject the confusion and do not succumb to division. In the midst of chaos, you should remain joyful, alert, aware and focused. As a leader, remember that you are...
With the plethora of schools available, it is still surprising that one of the most effective is the school of ants, where the teachers are so tiny. It is no surprise that some of the best things in life come in small packages. Paradox I am familiar...
It is almost January 2017, and that means many of us will be setting resolutions for the new year shortly, however, I’d like to encourage you to adopt a different approach and ditch new year resolutions all together. By definition, a new year’s resolution is a...
Changes are inevitable! As time progresses, things will change. As newer, faster, better products and processes become the norm, and economic cycles change. New alliances and paradigms will arise. It is, therefore, safe to assume that there will be no permanent structures, processes or systems because to be rigid...
"The growth & development of people is the highest calling of leadership."- Harvey Firestone While this quote is accurate, this concept works when the onus for one's personal development is to the individual who then works in conjunction with the leader. To expect someone else (focused...
Work-Life Balance Could it be true that work-life balance is just an oxymoron? And the typical work and life tensions will never go away… Eureka I had a ‘Eureka’ moment at a leadership conference a few years ago during an illustration on ‘tensions’ by Andy Stanley. His demonstration was...
You Are Different When I arrived on the campus of Illinois State (ISU) for my post graduate program, I quickly realized I was 'different'. Within those first few weeks of the new semester, reeling from the cold weather and culture shock, I assumed my “difference” was...