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Our Personal Stamp
Putting our personal stamp on someone or something is the ultimate third-party validation tool. Personal referrals remain one of the most powerful tools in obtaining a job, finding the right contractor, and connecting with the…
Controlled Sense of Urgency
A controlled sense of urgency can determine success or failure in a circumstance. The urgency in which we attack an issue defines the path forward. Urgency is necessary to triumph when the tension of situations…
The Gap Between Caring and Not
he gap between caring and not caring is small. We are a mere misunderstood expression or misinterpreted word away from the line being crossed. Caring or not caring, that is the question.
Others Orientated
The best leaders are others orientated. Their purpose points them in the direction of others. The focus is outward, not inward.
Garbage In, Garbage Out
An illustration that has always Stuck with me is, “Garbage in, garbage out.” What we get out of something is the direct result of what we put into it.
Childish Perspective
A great challenge of life and leadership is to maintain a childish perspective. A perspective free of tainted experiences. One that allows us to look at the world with the clear eyesight of a child.
Seasons of Scarcity
There is plenty to be learned in seasons of scarcity. While scarce seasons lack resources, there is no shortage of opportunities. There is sufficiency found within the insufficiency. It just requires the right perspective.
What Will They Say?
What will they say? A defining question in life and leadership. The answer will be found in the words of those whose lives we have Interceded along our journey.
Do I Aspire to be Good or Great?
o I aspire to be good or great? This is the fundamental question every leader must wrestle with. Ordinary or extraordinary…there is a choice for each of us to make.
Interceders
Interceders are the people and moments in life that redirect our journeys. They meet us at our most critical intersections.
Good, Interested People
Good, interested people make the best community leaders. Quality people aspiring to better others and the words they live in.
Perfect Imbalance
Perfect imbalance is the objective in life and leadership. Too often, we are told to find “balance” in our journeys. Rarely, if ever, are the opposing forces in our worlds perfectly equal.
Rounds of Applause
Rounds of applause come and go along our leadership journeys. We feel the exhilarating encouragement of the audible applause and the deafening silence in its absence. The highs and lows of leadership affirmed by the…