
Leading With Grace
Showing grace to those we love is usually fairly straightforward. Showing grace to those that we feel are undermining us, threatening us, or come to

Showing grace to those we love is usually fairly straightforward. Showing grace to those that we feel are undermining us, threatening us, or come to

We’ve all been there. But what to do. Sadly, I’ve learned far more from ineffective leaders than good ones. Sure, I can quickly recall the

Some people just light up a room. Nowadays that room is probably filled with brady bunch squares on your computer screen, but nonetheless, they amplify

Q: How many times do we jump on the latest trend in business? A: Constantly. Consider this…how many times have you used the word tariff

The word legacy often brings to mind our personal circumstance with respect to our families. Who will follow us, carry our namesake, and (hopefully) be

We all started with one. Astronaut, firefighter, teacher, executive, police officer, President of the United States (maybe that was just me) and on and on.

I struggle with memories sometimes. Not the good ones; they good ones often pop into my head as a blessing out of nowhere. The memories

I had the privilege of hearing David Brooks speak recently, and his message inspired this post. We spend our lives focused on what we do, our title,

We don’t talk about it much. It’s such an awkward topic to bring up, let alone get into a deep discussion to better understand it.

Men can handle everything. Pull yourself up by your boot straps. Suck it up. Boys don’t cry. I thrive on pressure. Power through it. We’re