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Taking Charge & Participating In Your Own Rescue (The FRONT #16)
You must take charge. You must participate in your own rescue. Grab the life preserver. Today I am talking about taking charge and being an active participant in […]
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Who was your most important connection today?
Do you know the most important connection you made today? Odds are, with our highly digital and “connected” world, you don’t. I for one, when I got into the […]
Who are your influencers?
Who influences you? Just take 5 minutes and reflect. Who are your closest connections? What people, friends, and family are you engaging with most? Who do you subscribe […]
Eliminating Animosity and Drama in the Workplace (The FRONT #15)
No one likes drama. Especially at work! Eliminating Animosity and Drama in Your Workplace As a leader, you cannot accept the drama, gossip, and animosity that sometimes brews […]
Working On My One Word
To find ONE WORD is likely to be the toughest, easy thing I’ve done. I have been reading or listening to rather (on Audible) Evan Carmichael’s book “Your […]
Leadership Accountability (The FRONT #14)
Leadership Accountability – GET SOME! The definition of accountability is the state of being accountable or an obligation or willingness to accept responsibility. Is this you? Are you […]
Let Go, Let God.
Letting go, is hard. Letting God is the easy part. But, all of it is easier said than done. I’m just thinking this today. Because even after a […]
Just Go After It! 15 Minutes!
That’s it! Go after your dream right now! It just takes 10 or 15 minutes each day to start. But, it has to be consistent. For the dream […]
The Leadership Ripple Effect (The FRONT #13)
The Leadership Ripple Effect is just like throwing a stone into a pond. Whether you are positive or negative, the leadership ripple hits the shore. It produces a […]
Caring is free, and the return is immeasurable
That’s right, caring is free, it costs you little more than your time. All things come full circle. What had become in the last decade a waterfall of “transactional […]