Character | Culture | Competence
Maintaining a static balance in life is impossible. I think balance is only achieved by constantly adjusting and re-evaluating your activity cycle. Let me share my week as an example. This week, I’m… planning and preparing for the Walking in Faith Conference, laying the groundwork for a new initiative aimed at college students, refining a […]
For immediate release Minnesota Leadership Center tackles engagement and morale at work New conference bridges the gap between Faith and the workplace MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – Aug. 17, 2017 — A 2015 Gallup Poll shows that employees who are actively disengaged at work are more likely to have health problems than engaged employees – a point […]
If you do a google search for “Leadership,” the first page is full of articles from Forbes, The Atlantic, the Harvard Business Review, and Psychology Today. They all have a different take on leadership, but common themes emerge. Themes like: good leaders cast inspiring vision, lift up and support their followers, and focus on increasing […]
Simple and Easy get confused a lot. Easy is the opposite of difficult. Simple is the opposite of complex. A simple machine, like a lever or a wheel, has one function. It does one thing. But it still requires effort to move a load with a lever. Running a marathon is simple. 1: Begin running. […]
When I was in my early twenties, I spent a tremendous amount of time trying to “make it” in the world. I sought advice on Time Management, I made to-do list after to-do list, and burned through 5 different calendars and scheduling tools. Yet whenever I stopped to reflect on what I’d accomplished, it seemed […]
