Earlier this year I released the Ebook The Top 100 Leadership Quotes Of 2020. If you do not have your copy yet, click HERE to download a complimentary edition. The response to this resource was so overwhelming I want to bring a follow-up with my Top 60 Leadership Quotes of the first six months of […]
Each quarter I provide you my current reading list and recommended books for the upcoming season. This is a special list because I had the privilege of interviewing one of the books’ authors. Above you have an opportunity to watch my conversation with Jeff Shortridge, author of God Honors Movement: How Movement Leads To Miracles. […]
If I had to pick the Top 10 Leadership Speakers in the world right now, P.J. Fleck would be on the list. Don’t believe me? Check out his video at the bottom of this post. P.J. Fleck is the head football coach of the Minnesota Golden Gophers. During his four seasons at the school, he […]
This weekend we take time out to remember and honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice so we can experience the freedoms we have in America. Words can never express how grateful we are for their service and the price they paid. Thank you. Once again, those two words are not nearly enough but they […]
“LeMay always said that the atomic bombs were superfluous. The real work had already been done.” – Malcolm Gladwell Malcolm Gladwell is one of my favorite others. I love his pragmatic and well-researched observations. Also, because he is Canadian, he often has a unique look at American history which challenges some of my pre-conceived beliefs. […]
Each quarter I list a group of books from my current personal reading list which will make you a better leader. This quarter’s collection will help you with personal growth, spiritual development, creativity, learning the secrets of championship teams, and even your marriage, Also, I can’t recommend enough that you become a reader and continual […]
I am currently reading Jim Collins’s new book BE 2:0: Turning Your Business Into An Enduring Great Company. This updated version of the original book written by Collins and his mentor Bill Lazier is simply outstanding. It is one of those books you get about once a year where no word is wasted and each […]
