Living well means learning to rest well. We need to take time to sharpen the ax, recharge, retool. There are rhythms to a healthy life which includes rest. Learning to rest helps a leader recover from physical weariness as well. My wife, Terry has captured 4 simple practices that we have maintained over our married... Continue Reading →
Leadership lessons along the journey, part 5: 9 Strategies for Beating Weariness
The late coaching legend of the Green Bay Packers, Vince Lombardi used to say, “Fatigue makes cowards of us all.” Physical weariness is dangerous to leading courageously. If we admit it, as leaders, we are often dopamine and adrenaline junkies who manage overloaded lives with drugs that include sugar, caffeine, alcohol, ibuprofen, etc. At some... Continue Reading →
Actions That Require VALOR
VALOR. Websters online dictionary defines it as, "strength of mind in regard to danger; that quality which enables a man to encounter danger with firmness; personal bravery; courage...". I like what Ambrose Redmoon said. "Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgement that something else is more important than fear." We all need... Continue Reading →
10 Crucial Qualities of Leaders
Have you recently thought about what you are aiming for as a leader? I don't know about you, but I constantly need reminders to keep my vision fresh and my motivation alive. Recently, in my packing to move and simplify life, I came across one of my old Personal Development Plans from 1999. On the... Continue Reading →
The Coach with the Shiniest Shoes-Tribute to Dad
They call him “Coach”, and when it comes to coaching, he’s certainly one of the best and most respected in Wisconsin basketball history. Making significant contributions through his playing and coaching career, his greatest thrill came with his 1971 State Basketball Championship victory. He coached me when I played in high school. He did something... Continue Reading →
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