“Look Dad, you’re flying!” Those wonderful words spoken by my three-year-old son, Christian, while I struggled to regain my balance, inspired the theme of my speaking business: “Who needs legs, when you have wings?” Flights of fancy, I believe, are as important as real flight. Of course I will never really fly. That is impossible.
Blame Game
Come What May
Facing The Storms
A Wyoming cowboy was once asked what was the greatest lesson he’d learned from his experiences of ranching. “The Herefords taught me one of life’s most important lessons,” he replied. “We used to breed cattle for a living, but the winter storms would come and kill ’em off. It would take a terrible toll on
Becoming Your Best Self
The Price Of Integrity
Promises are easily made. Keeping them often proves more difficult because when we are pressured to strive always for perfection, we find it simpler to agree to undertake impossible tasks than to say no. Whenever you give your word to someone, you have to follow through on it. You have to keep your word, because
3 Ways To Protect You and Your Bottom Line from Office Conflict
You protect yourself from sharp objects, dangerous equipment, and ice covered roads, but what about the chilled sarcasm of a colleague? What protects you from the costs coming off your bottom line from stressed out employees in conflict? Studies show that up to 30% of a typical manager’s time is spent dealing with conflict. Multiply