One of the greatest parts of my job is the opportunity to connect with special entrepreneurs who have cracked the code on something great. They each have their own story, their own passion, their own reason for being in existence. When I meet them, they… Read More »Everything About Everything
Your journey requires two known points Yesterday I spoke with a client who was facing uncertainty. Both professionally and personally, she is feeling unfulfilled. She said, “I am just feeling lost and I don’t know what I’m doing.” I think considering these last 12 months,… Read More »Your Internal GPS
Our need to be connected often shortcuts our ability to connect with those around us We live in an ever-connected society. The technology that was supposed to make our lives easier, actually makes it more frantic. Our need to be connected often shortcuts our ability… Read More »Time Invested is not Time Wasted
Leadership is hard. Not complex. Challenges are opportunities in disguise. Lead from where you are. Educate. Nurture. Repeat. Dedication runs longer than 9-to-5. Keep going. Focus first on relationships. Sales will follow. Good leaders manage. Great leaders coach. People don’t care what you know until… Read More »8 Simple Leadership Values
The perfect summation of a leader The goal of every leader should be continued growth. Being a disciple means being both a follower and a learner. Our posture is always one of humility – knowing that we don’t know it all. Shaun Nestor
We all derive our insights, thoughts, and instinct from somewhere. We are led by something. Whether we care to admit it or not, we are all being led by something. We may be being led by people around us who influence us, the current culture… Read More »Leading the Leader
When we appropriately prioritize our tasks, they earn our attention. And our best work comes from intentional attention. To triage is to assign degrees of urgency to something. In the medical field, it is the process of determining the priority of patients’ treatments by the… Read More »A constant state of triage
Once there is a story, strategy, and principles, leaders take ownership and grow with mentorship, guidance, and learning from mistakes. Leonard J Marcus, authorYou’re It: Crisis, Change, and How to Lead When It Matters Most
I’m not trying to change your mind. I’m actually mostly trying to understand how you think and start from there. Moncef Slaoui
We learn about order of operations in elementary mathematics. The idea that a process must follow a pre-scripted series of steps to insure the correct answer is found. Order of operations does not apply to just math equations. In fact, it applies to everything from… Read More »Big Rocks, Little Rocks, Sand, and Water