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Are you or your organization experiencing poor performance and having missed expectations. If so, you need to ask some hard questions if you want to turn things around. Everyone reading this site wants to achieve peak performance, both personally and individually. No one wants to be average or nondescript. The following are five stories about […]
The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of April 22nd When Judging Talent, Recruiters Must Weight All The Data by Admired Leadership Person Behind The Title by James Albright via LeadershipAndMain.org Why The “Eisenhower Matrix” Is A Fantastic Productivity Hack by BigThink.com 7 Questions That Changed My Life by Sahil Bloom 5 Levels […]
Tonight is my favorite leadership evening of the year – the first round of the NFL Draft. I will be giving the leadership lessons which come with each pick of the first round. A few notes: I will not be saying if a player selected was a good pick or not. This is because I […]
Within a recent Gallup poll, startling findings emerged revealing current public perception of trustworthiness among professions. Church staff, including pastors, were ranked lower on the scale than professions like nurses, doctors, pharmacists, high school teachers, police officers, accountants, and even funeral directors. With only 37% of those surveyed perceiving pastors as having high ethical standards […]
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This past Sunday at the 90:29 mark, Real Madrid’s Jude Bellingham continued his ascent as soccer’s fastest rising star by scoring a game-stoppage goal against Barcelona to give Madrid its 36th La Liga title. In addition to this game-winner, Bellingham had a record-breaking 14 goals in his first 15 team appearances. This level of performance […]
The post is so important I am going to share the big idea first. Statesmen will always be in high-demand. Practice the ten items below and you will never be without influence. Curmudgeons Or Statesmen Statesmen have a temperance, dignity, nobility, and sense of wisdom to their lives. They seem to rise above the noise […]
One of the posts that put this site on the leadership map was 5 Words That Haunt Leaders. Those words were, “I never saw that coming.” All leaders get surprised from time-to-time but regularly being blindsided should never happen. The following are five recent stories of unexpected threats and what leaders can learn from each. […]
The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of April 15th Driscoll, Lindell, the Conference, and Lessons for Pastors by Brandon Kelley via PreachAndLead.com. This 2-part video analysis is the best I’ve seen on the subject. How To Build A Healthy Culture In A Heated Debate by Scott Cochrane Ten Critical Keys For Designing […]
The Third Place The Third Place, a space for connection and community, but a space that is often overlooked in an ever-changing, digital community. Coined by sociologist Ray Oldenburg, the third place refers to spaces that are not work or home. From the coffee shop on a Tuesday morning, the pub on a Friday night, […]
I write a lot about high-performance and rightfully so. But when you have a collection of high-achievers, what separates them from each other? What is the key differentiator? A Historic Achievement This past week we got a picture of what makes the difference between talented people and those who will appear on the Mount Rushmore […]
On today’s edition of the The Herd With Colin Cowherd, quarterback coach Jordan Palmer discussed the readiness of new quarterbacks coming into the NFL. He said, “Every single guy we talk about today and fast-forward all the years we’ve been talking about the draft picks, is a developmental guy… These guys are transitioning from ‘amateur’ […]
