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Leading people is a lot like parenting—rewarding, frustrating, and sometimes you have no idea what you’re doing. I’ve been there. That’s why this blog exists—to give you real insights, practical tools, and a few laughs along the way. Because leadership doesn’t have to be so complicated.
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From Accusation to Acquittal: A Journey of Faith, Resilience, and Redemption
A mysterious accusation threatens to derail an impending retirement, but a miracle happens when a “savior” clears the way. With a newfound peace, the retiree is ready to take on a new chapter of life and challenge themselves to overcome any bitterness or resentment. The choice to move forward is theirs.
How to Make Employee Engagement Stick
Have you ever noticed that sticky notes easily fall off a flip chart? One possible reason for…
Comedy Is Serious Business
My heart raced as adrenaline pumped through my body. l felt like thoroughbred entering the starting gate…
The One About The Squeeze
The not-so-good news was that Coca-Cola was left hanging by a thread. Coke was out-maneuvered by Pepsi to win the pouring rights.
But a circumstance of pure serendipity happened.
The One About The Bullies
Admittedly, I’ve struggled with resentment toward those bullies over the years and wanted to get revenge. It took a long time for me to forgive them and overcome my fear and anger. Being bullied was humiliating and embarrassing. These traumatic episodes molded me at a very early age that had a lasting impact.
The One About The Visa
eing in a leadership position can test your communication skills. You must be able to connect with others to work together to reach your shared goals.
