Goodbyes fill much of our life. Being part of an international organization and global community, our family has had to say goodbye to many friends. On the other hand, relationships are what make life rich. Isn't it much better to have loved, though that meant saying hard goodbyes, than to never have had those close friendships? We... Continue Reading →
4 Practices for Kindling Love in Marriage
Last month I lost my mom (you can read her tribute here), and my dad lost the love of his life of over 55 years. My parents were not perfect, nor did they have a perfect marriage. I know that because I know my own life, and we all have struggles and imperfections. One thing... Continue Reading →
Today we lost a great person…my mom
My mom died unexpectedly this morning. She left my dad, 4 children, 13 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. She was 77. She had been successfully battling cancer. Our family was with her just last week, and she was doing great. On the drive back from Wisconsin to New Mexico, we got the call that her aorta... Continue Reading →
5 Traits to Look for in Leaders
What kind of people are you looking for on your team? Bossidy and Charan (2002) in Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done suggest five traits to look for in leaders. I have to ask myself also, "How am I doing in each of these five areas?" "Am I the kind of person someone would... Continue Reading →
What needs your energy this next month?
The Olympic athletes have planned and trained for years to compete in London 2012. The winners receive a medal; those who don't earn gold, silver or bronze still make memories and life-long friends. Isn't it just as important to win in our lives and marriage? This also requires some planning, training and intentionality. Before this... Continue Reading →
Steve Morgan
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