Humility & Selflessness

Curiosity kills the unknown.  It opens the door to eradicate ignorance.  Being curious reduces confusion and improves clarity.

Would you sacrifice everything for others?  Not material possessions, but your very existence?  The very breath you breathe?  Would you?    

Where a leader stands matters.  The placement of their feet determines the position from which they serve.  It’s the place where others are prioritized.

Being the person people want to follow should be the aspirational goal for all of us.  It is the identifying mark of a leader. 

The best leaders are others orientated.  Their purpose points them in the direction of others.  The focus is outward, not inward. 

Interceders are the people and moments in life that redirect our journeys. They meet us at our most critical intersections.

Good, interested people make the best community leaders. Quality people aspiring to better others and the words they live in.

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…

The best way to get the real picture is to keep your feet still and evade emotion. What I learned from my morning read on the Presidential leadership of Dwight D. Eisenhower.

The driver’s seat, a position with several vantage points.  It provides multiple perspectives from one location.  It’s the driver’s seat where all things are possible.