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1000 Ways to Live into Leadership
#917 – The Unknown Keeps Leaders in the Lines
Coloring…always fun and somewhat peaceful from time to time. I like when my family goes to a restaurant and the tablecloth becomes a big canvas where we can draw, play tic-tac-toe and color all over the place. There are no lines…there are no rules (other than keep the crayons out of the pasta) and there […]
#918 – Leaders Color Outside of the Lines
January 14, 2013
Do you remember as a kid learning to color? A coloring book would be given to you and some fantastic Crayola crayons and off you go. You would work diligently to try and match the right shade of green to go with the right shade of brown so the grass and the trunks of the […]
#919 – Leaders Notice the Little Things
January 11, 2013
It doesn’t have to be much, but have you ever noticed that a small compliment can go a long way. Someone makes a change in their appearance and you notice..there is better organization and you notice…a new introduction is made and you remember their name and something special about them or their family. If you […]
#920 – Leaders Look at Different Perspectives
October 30, 2012
Is there only one way to look at things? If you are following the 2012 Presidential Election you are sure to notice, or at least see all of the ads that talk about different views. You’ll hear candidates say they understand how you feel…they know what it’s like to be you (I’m not sure that […]
#921 – Leadership and Six-Pack Abs – Neither Comes Easy
October 26, 2012
I thought this was going to be a great gift. Maybe even the greatest gift a son has ever given to his father. I had seen this on television while eating chips and dip a thought, “This is it! People can eat their favorite junk food while also getting an awesome workout.”. In theory, the perfect […]
#922 – Instead of Complaining, Leaders show Gratitude
September 23, 2012
I cannot even begin to try and count the number of times I was told to be thankful as a child. Saying “thank you” became a much taught subject and forgetting to let someone know we appreciated their gift or kind word, was met with an “evil eye” from my parents. Writing thank you notes […]
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#923 – Leaders Don’t Complain
August 27, 2012
As I write this post, I hear the rain coming down. It’s been raining all night and may rain all day. That means my morning commute will probably being slower. When I run into the office, I will probably get wet. Once I get into the office, I will probably have water all over my […]
January 18, 2013
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