Leadership and parenting are synonymous

new iPhones — “What, do you think money grows on trees?” You probably heard that statement at least once from your parents.

Leadership and parenting are synonymous.

You must be a leader as a parent.

And while you aren’t a parent as a business leader, hardly a day goes by that you don’t feel like you’re using parenting skills on your adult workers.

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Great leadership assumes great risks (video)

Great leadership assumes great risks (video).

His girlfriend is terrified.

His mom surrenders to him wanting to follow his passion.

His videographer is also terrified – what if his friend falls to his death and he captures it on video?

Take risks?

It’s a matter of survival.

And then’s the difference between life and death.

Sometimes it’s hard to tell one from the other.

And there’s this other little thing.

Can you live physically, but emotionally you’re dead?

This is why risks are scary.

And why playing it safe is also frightening.

Good luck today.

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Your personal leadership style is invisibly tainted

Inspiration quote — Only the inspired inspire. Artist are inspired. Be an artist.

How would you lead if no matter what you did you wouldn’t get fired or demoted and nothing you did would jeapordize future career advancement?

You may teach what you know, but you reproduce what you are. – Shane

And I am adding that you can be a bad example and inspire others to be the opposite.

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Adapt like you mean it

The cottages at Glacier — Snapped this as i pulled out of the St Mary (Eastside) gas station, after filling up the rental car for it’s return the next day.

The vision for the upcoming Glacier National Park trip hasn’t changed.

But everything has changed.

No historic cabin on Lake McDonald, next to Lake McDonald Lodge.

No easy west-side Logan Pass access.

No staying in the same place the entire week.

Eastside here we come.

Adapt like you mean.

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