3 Lessons Learned From Top Army Brass
I find it amusing when I can walk in the PX and see a new Private and when they see I am an officer they literally freeze mid-step. I can’t imagine what they would do if a 2 star walked in.
Illegal Substitutions
Over the last year I have missed so many of my 13-year-old son’s ball games due to travel and active duty orders. Saturday, I was able not only to watch him play, but watch him pitch. All was going well until the 4th inning, when the opposing team’s coach tried to substitute a player that…
Power of Pruning
Most often, when we hear the word ‘pruning’ we think of flowers or trees and the need to cut off the dead branches. One of my clients recently shared with me that she feels like God has been pruning her and it hurts because her relationships, business and faith are all being affected. She’s right.…
From Pro to Amateur (Part 2)
From Pro to Amateur Part 2 Last week I wrote part 1 of this blog and so much has taken place since I started. Over the weekend I hosted a Peak Performance Summit in Nashville, TN. I looked out over the crowd on Saturday and I saw people from all over the country and from…
Bah Humble
Bah humble, it is Christmas Eve and I feel like the closer we get to Christmas the crazier people get. The news media shared that traffic and the stores would be very busy over the next few days which will cause many frustrations for a lot of people. Tempers will flair, words will be exchanged…
5 Essential Traits of a Great Leader
Recently I have had lots of conversations with others about the different types of leaders that we all know. To summarize what I keep hearing is that there are good leaders, great leaders, and then there are some really bad leaders. I would imagine that when you hear the word leader a mental image of…
Why I Write
Todays post is a little different as I am so grateful to have been invited to join a blog tour by a friend and colleague Susan C. Foster www.susancfoster.com. This blog is all about