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3 Ways Young Leaders Remain Teachable
Being teachable is how you consistently grow in strengths and skills. We often think of being teachable as a spirit more than action. Below are 3 actionable ways young leaders can remain teachable.
8 Ways To Turn Problems Into Positivity
When leaders approach problems with a positive perspective, teams can see through the immediate pain and confidently push through the problem solving process. John Maxwell has a great acronym he uses for seeing problems with a positive perspective.
10 Elements of Vision Casting
Vision casting often gets a bad rap. I believe that’s because many of us don’t understand what it is or what takes place in effective vision casting. Below are 10 elements of vision casting.
4 Extremely Valuable Life Experiences You Can Get For Free
Life is full of experiences. Some are meaningful, most are forgotten, but a select few will significantly change your life forever. Below are four extremely valuable life experiences you can buy with only your time.
It is good until it isn’t
I have learned a lot about business in the past year. And believe me, there is still so much I need to learn. But I can’t stop thinking about this one truth that is at the core of every business: It is good until it isn’t.
Conquer Fear, Tomorrow Will Thank You
Fear is as sure a part of life as death and taxes. And much like death and taxes, we don’t want to spend time thinking about fear. But conquering it shouldn’t be a fearful dread.
3 Leadership Principles I Learned In Combat Arms
In 2006 I spent 16 weeks at Ft. Knox, Kentucky completing One Station Unit Training (O.S.U.T.) to become a 19K M1A1 Armor Crewman. Those four months of training were life changing in many ways. One area of development and learning was leadership.
6 Goals For Your First 6 Months
Starting a new position is an exciting new journey. With so much to learn and think about as you transition to your new role, be sure to focus on the first 6 months on the job. The years ahead will thank you.
The Courageous Will Go Where The Confident Never Dreamed
Confidence is overrated. This year, I interviewed and recruited several dozen sales job candidates. What I learned about confidence vs. courage will forever change my perspective.