The Joyful Leader
When we discuss our needs, we tend to focus on things like heat, electricity, food, home, and clothes. These are the practical things of life that bring security to our […]
2023
Committing to Grow
Growth is wonderful and exciting but requires a commitment from us. We dream of waking up and having lost weight overnight, having published a book, or finding our organization has
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True Gold
Leaders’ priorities often reflect projects to accomplish, reports to complete, and goals to meet. While none of these activities is bad and in fact has its place within our priorities,
The Past is Not the Future
Our past is filled with the celebration of people and success. We can look back at the good old days and smile at the adventures we have had. Adventures that
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Trust Fuels Your Team
Trust is essential for strong teams and highly effective performance. When trust is present, we will believe that our team members are sharing their thoughts to help and we will
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Attitude Matters
There is a book entitled “Attitudes are Contagious, Are Yours Worth Catching?” It is a fun read but begs the question of how the attitudes we display are “caught” by
Singing in the Rain
There is an old movie called Singing in the Rain with Gene Kelly. The story presents a lighthearted look at how you can choose to sing in less-than-ideal circumstances. While the
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Right Place, Right Time, Right Decision
You are probably familiar with the phrase “opportunity is king.” Of course, we would all love to get the next big project or order, but too many simply wait
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From Solitude to Leadership
It is very difficult to unplug today. There are so many messages coming at us that is almost impossible to find quiet time for reflection and planning. We have computers, cell
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Say Yes
Some decisions are an easy yes or no, but often we struggle with whether to take on something new or pass on it. Fundraisers, meetings and other events are “good” to