This is part three in a series of articles on teaching and leading your children. Part one, which introduces the series, can be found here. I have told my kids …
The Business of Ethics
I am sure there has been much written about ethics in leadership but I wanted to share some insights recently revealed to me. I had a visit with some dear …
Teach Gratitude to a Preschooler in Four Simple Steps
In all things give thanks… The five year old just celebrated her birthday. She received a predictably mountainous and diverse pile of presents from family and friends, and we had …
The Magic of Compounding “Interest”
The older I get, the more “interested” I am in Fatherhood. I am interested because I believe that there is a compounding or cumulative effect of being a good father. …
Legacy Leadership – Part 4 – Leaving a Legacy
You and I can have an impact upon others that outlasts your lifespan on this earth. In fact, it is unavoidable. The big question is whether or not that …
Legacy Leadership – Part 2 – Building a Legacy
Building a legacy involves many things. It involves a high degree of introspection. Legacy leaders are constantly asking themselves questions about their activities and interests. Here are just a …
Train up a child…
I’m the father of three little kids, and we’re just starting school for them. I’ve wondered a bunch lately about the things that they will learn this year, and where they …
Fantasy Football and Family
And with the first pick of the 2014 Fantasy Football draft I pick . . . I’m a big fantasy football player. BIG. I research players in the offseason. …
Manday: The Lions That Don’t Exist Part One
On February 23, 2013, I posted an article about two men on a roof as part of my accountability series on Manday. To this day, I have been looking for …
It’s a Small World
The theme for yesterday for me was “small”. Josh Johnson wrote an outstanding debut article and the word “small” played a significant role. Later in the day I saw an …