(photo: University of Iowa corn tower next to the Old Capital Building)
Is math really the perfect science?
The value of a single day?
Ask someone who’s counting theirs.
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Category: So What?
This news is celebratory, but the timing is confusing
(photo: Orando based leadership speakers are a great value for Central Florida conference and meeting planners)
Have you reached the pinnacle level known as expert?
Only one person in the entire room of 300 knows what he knows.
This was his last session in his current capacity.
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Attitude and expectation go hand in hand
Attitude and expectation go hand in hand.
It looked good on paper, but really, the days are long, focused, and tiring.
Time and energy for anything other than dinner and rest seemed logical, but uninspiring.
The thought of being so close to Rocky Mountain National Park and not making a fair and decent attempt to find time to make it happen seemed wrong.
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The toughest job before us is this
(photo: Boy and puppy cuddling… one of a Nursing home resident’s few possessions)
The toughest job before us is this.
Being the CEO of You, Inc.
Leading ourselves is our number one responsibility.
And it comes with every emotion under the sun.
There is an illusion that the people who seem to have figured this out are lucky.
False.
Everyone is going through a hell no one else knows about.
Every. One.
Handle it.
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The leader’s job is simple
(photo: Made it to Hidden Lake Trail overlook… used t-shirts as scarves)
The subordinate’s main objective was accomplished in grand style – relatively easily for his place in the organization, the bottom.
The leader’s main objective was painstakingly crafted and delivered on.
The leader’s job is to serve.
And to make more (and better) leaders.
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