The Frustrating Gift of Criticism
This week I had the unique experience of hearing all four of these kinds of criticism. Multiple times. Not a fun week…
How a Virtual Assistant Helps You Save Time and Get More Done
Without a fractional employee to accomplish the mundane tasks you hate, there is a good chance you are wasting a lot of your valuable time starting at a blinking cursor.
50 Things I’ve Learned at 50
If you commit your life to protecting your own advantages, you will be miserable.
The Power of a Purpose with Andy Stanley
Understanding and embracing your WHY allows you to change tactics when they are no longer working.
Top 5 Leadership Lessons From Dr. Henry Cloud
In honor of Dr. Cloud’s return to Leadercast, we thought we would highlight 5 Leadership Lessons that he has already taught us.
Communicating When People Can’t Pay Attention
“We know through recent studies regarding how the brain behaves during conversations that the brain has an attention span of approximately .8 seconds.”
Life and Leadership are Difficult, Lean In
Too often, I have embraced the lie that if I were doing everything “right,” life would be easy.
This expectation sets up the difficulties of life to be more burdensome.
Are you uncomfortable with AI?
Every day, we take full advantage of technological advances that we take for granted.
And while that’s a good thing, we also feel uncomfortable with some of our modern technological advances.
Peace in the Chaos
And while you should keep an eye on your financial assets, money is not your most important asset. Your mind is.
As John Milton wrote in Paradise Lost, “The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven.”