Career Lessons from Coaching My Kid’s Little League Team
Last Saturday, I officially retired from my 7-week career as a little league coach, leading a group of eight 6-8...
A Cup of Common Wealth #3 of 5: Encouragingly Develop
Be an Encouraging Developer How can we develop others to create community? Develop those around you by cheerleading, complimenting, challenging,...
In Defense of Millennials
Can we be done dogging Millennials now? Thank you. We’ve heard them all – Participation ribbons. Super flexible work schedules. ...
“Yes” Can Be More Dangerous Than “No”
Everyone wants to be liked and respected. Often Leaders fulfill these desires by surrounding themselves with people who are like...
5 Ideas to Get Through Your Mess
So we’re all super messy, right? It sucks, and I hate it, but it’s true. In the constant quest to...
Lead By Example
I had been taking my dad to Hardee’s for karaoke night, and realized that the church group regulars reacted negatively...
You don’t get the answers if you don’t ask the questions
When I graduated from college I was ready to tame the world. I was brimming with knowledge, and ready to...
Lose The Map; Keep The Compass
Career goals and 5- or 10-year plans are important to your development, but often times young professionals box themselves in...
It’s All About Forming Relationships
You never know which relationships will support you later in life and in your career.
On Taking Chances
From the onset of my professional career, I was always looking for the corporate, stable job. I worked at a...