
The Greatest Enemy To Leadership
The greatest enemy of leadership is not the devil, not your level competency, it is not what you might think. I have concluded after years and years of working with high-end leaders is that the greate...
24 Jul 20194min

In Transition
We’re prone to thinking that people go through seasons of transition and seasons of staying the same. However, everyone, including you, is constantly changing! Our emotions, bodies, minds, and environ...
23 Jul 20192min

Character Then Promotion
Everybody wants a promotion. I want a promotion, you want a promotion, we want to go to the next level, however you want to phrase that, but we all want a promotion. All promotion is based on your cha...
17 Jul 20192min

Disappointments Are Excellent Teachers
Most of us view disappointments in a negative light. We try to shift blame, absolve ourselves of responsibility, and fret about what went wrong. Instead, we need to view disappointments in light of th...
16 Jul 20192min

Learn, Unlearn, Relearn
Alvin Toffler said it this way, “The illiterate of the future will not be those that cannot read or write. The illiterate of the future will be people that cannot learn, unlearn and relearn. The quest...
10 Jul 20193min

Who Can Help Me?
Leaders often get sidetracked with a multitude of questions. When new projects arise, we can become obsessed with the logistics. The most essential question leaders will ask, however, is, “Who will he...
9 Jul 20192min

Re-Think And Let Go
Re-Think And Let Go by Sam Chand
4 Jul 20197min

Learning To Walk
Many of us are discouraged when we fall, thinking we’re failures. However, look at children. The only way they can walk is by falling enough times to learn what it takes. Think of falling as a step fo...
2 Jul 20192min



















