The Infectious Virus That You Do Not Realize Resides Inside You
“Oh no. What has she done now?” Jane and Belinda have been working side by side for almost six years. Belinda’s question was about Jane. It seemed, at least in […]
6 Leadership Styles: Which works best for you?
Much has been written over the years about leadership styles. Many times, the author tries to push his one favorite comfort leading style. The one in which he/she is most […]
Don’t Discard Leadership Potential
I am disappointed and sometimes even disturbed when leaders speak disparagingly of other leaders. Now, let me set the record straight, I too have been guilty of this culpability. Leadership […]
One Man With Courage Makes a Majority
There once were two armies encamped on either side of a valley. They were to face off against one another, but the battle was postponed each day. On one side […]
Stop Passing the Blame, Accept Responsibility
It’s been happening for ages. Perhaps since the beginning of mankind. Or at least since mankind has taken on responsibility. Even in scripture, John chapter 5, Jesus asks a simple, […]
Indicators of a Healthy Church
Is my church healthy? Can the church in general in America today be considered healthy? What percentage of the population would need to contract a disease or infection before the […]
Giving: A Lesson From a Bethlehem Stable
Exchanging gifts, giving presents is among the first thoughts we have when thinking of Christmas. Certainly, giving is at the heart of Christmas. The Christmas story is – God gave […]
Humility: A Lesson from a Young Virgin
It matters not if we are cooking a special meal, decorating a new house, sculpting a hedge, or completing an assignment at work or church, wouldn’t you agree that it […]
Promoting Self-Improvement Produces Effectiveness
In a recent advertisement on television, employees are sharing the benefits of working for this particular company. One young lady says, “They’re gonna pay for me to go to school […]
Is Value Attribution Holding You Back?
Violin virtuoso Joshua Bell performed an experiment for the Washington Post a few years back. Joshua Bell, masterfully plays a Stratovarius built in 1713. The Stratovarius is known as the […]
