Try a Little Tenderness
Everybody starts life as an infant! What’s so special about BABY Jesus? Here’s why the Nativity is important for leaders and folks like us.
How to Love — Episode 2: Self-Control
Who says love is what you do? Sometimes love is what you DON’T do! Here’s why.
The Reliable Road to Success
Is there one reliable Road to Success? In the long run, Yes! Click here to learn what it is and how to stay on it.
What Lens Implants Have Taught Me
Seeing more clearly actually starts with our ears! What we hear, plus a little courage, can move us gently to a new point of view.
Speak Gratitude in the Future Tense
We give thanks not only for what is — but also for what’s to come. Give thanks now for the blessings you’ll be naming next year! Your future is always full of God.
How to Love – Episode 1: Openness
How DO we put love into action? What does Love look like – in our offices, our homes and our neighborhoods? Virtues are road signs along our journey.
Fuel for Leadership
The 2020 election was a referendum on the values we want in a leader. The necessary fuel for any good leader is a set of strong values and principles. Here’s what this election can mean for our country — and for your spiritual life.
Calmness is Contagious!
We can be “carriers of calmness.” Another discussion group names CALMNESS as the #1 virtue America needs most today. Learn how to cultivate #calmness and practice #inspirationalleadership #transformationalleadership #businessleadership.
New Praise for “30 Days With King David: On Leadership”
In recent days these three reviews (some abridged) have appeared on the Amazon and Barnes & Noble websites. Is this volume also touching your life? Share a review on either site and share the good word of this timely book — a perfect choice for holiday gift-giving! “Unforgettable” An unforgettable and highly readable account of Read more about New Praise for “30 Days With King David: On Leadership”[…]
Listen!
What would you do if YOU were President? Listen to what some famous Americans put at the top of their list. What would you put at the top of yours?