Throwback Thursday: Constantine
Constantine the Great: (February 27, 272 – May 22, 337), was also known as Constantine I or Saint Constantine. He was the 57th Roman Emperor and reigned as Emperor from …
Things They Never Tell You – Part One
“I wish someone would have told me about that!” How many times have we said that as parents? I know that I have said it about a bazillion times. Or, …
Wit & Wisdom from Dwight Eisenhower
“You do not lead by hitting people over the head — that’s assault, not leadership.” Dwight Eisenhower We have all probably suffered under the kind of leadership that “Dairyman / …
Does Your Organization Have A Leadership Culture?
The purpose of leadership in any organization is to advance the mission, vision, scope, or return on an investment. It is the strong leaders in an organization who can take …
Counting the Cost
As fathers, we are the “go-to” guys of the family. There is a lot that is expected of us. We are given enormous responsibility and we are going to ultimately …
Lessons From A Jewish Father
A little Jewish teaching today is what is in store for you today on Fatherhood Friday. I was recently reminded of the commands given to fathers from the Talmud. What …
A Thought for Thursday
I think that at some point it is reasonable to be judged based upon our performance and not just our intentions. So much of what is mainstream thought today seems …
Leadership Lessons from Fatherhood
If you ask many leaders who the greatest influence on their life has been they will often tell you that it has been John Maxwell, Jack Welch, Tom Peters, Ronald …
Second Chair Leaders
There has been much that has been said recently in the area of “Leading from the Second Chair”. Although I have not yet read Bonem and Patterson’s book by that …
Shallow Roots
As a writer, I cannot choose when inspiration comes to me. I do not get to decide when a great nugget of truth will stimulate the creative flow. But, sitting …