This is a website for the leader that we all have inside us. If you go to any bookstore or library, you will find at least a couple of dozen books on the topic of leadership. Titles such as “On Becoming A Leader” by William Bennis, “The New Art Of The Leader” by William A Cohen, “Good Leaders Ask Great Questions” By John C. Maxwell, “The Leadership Lessons of Jesus” by Bob Briner & Ray Pritchard, just to name a few. Each of these books have great insights and tips on the makeup of an effective leader. Navigating through the many diverse views about leadership can be a bit overwhelming. That is where this site can be of help. I will take the leadership and life lessons that I have acquired over the years and discuss them in layman’s terms for the rest of us.
New topics will be posted periodically so visit the site often. In addition to posting articles on various leadership topics, there is a section devoted to humor. We all can use a laugh from time to time. There is also an audio section where you can listen to topics while you are engaging in other activities. The Starting Our Day Together section will be a replay of my morning session that can also be found on my Facebook page. And finally, there is a section that is simply tips to live by. It is my hope that this site will spark a dialogue with its readers and become a forum for them to share ideas and thoughts about leadership. It is a place where the “rest of us” can share with each other leadership tips that we come across in our everyday lives.
I wear these scars like open doors, Not hidden wounds behind locked floors. I share my failures, speak my wrongs, To help …
I’ve measured life in open hands, Yet weighed it by my own demands. I’ve asked of God, “What will You give?” As …
I stand in the quiet, unfinished frame, Timbers of doubt and hope aflame. The Master Builder bends so low, His breath whispers, …
Grieving the loss of a loved one is one of the deepest pains we can experience in this life. When someone we love passes away, their absence echoes through our days—
Pain ignored is pain prolonged. It’s okay to admit that something or someone hurt you. God doesn’t ask you to pretend. Jesus Himself wept and felt sorrow deeply (John 11:35).
I recently listened to a message from Pastor Ricky Temple of Overcoming By Faith Ministries in Savannah, Georgia. In his message he used the tagline “A Short Time View of a Long-term Life“. When I heard him say this it made me pause a moment to let the statement sink in.
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