Recently, I was having a conversation with a fellow leader. He is relatively new to the role, having moved from high-impact individual contributor to leading the
When we think of naps, we may think of something for children or maybe on a lazy Saturday afternoon. The idea of a nap in
I’m at Loudon Motor Speedway. It’s a gorgeous weekend in June, not always a guarantee in NH. I’ve come out to see my son in his
You know that expression, “Just like riding a bike”? It’s supposed to imply that even if we have been away from something for a while, it
Over the years, my patience level has increased dramatically. I still have my moments, but it has become easier over the years to move from frustrated
Uptight. Rigid. These are two of the kinder words that have been used to describe me when I’m doing what I need to do to feel healthy. Then
Games were a key part of my formative years. I recall playing (and beating) my father at gin rummy when I was three. Still too young to
As a parent, there are times when I look at my son and think “I wish you could get this lesson through hearing it vs
Over the years, I’ve heard of many kinds of leadership approaches. Servant leadership. Situational leadership. The list goes on. One that I haven’t heard is personalized leadership, yet
Difficult conversations are, well, difficult. If they aren’t somewhat uncomfortable, we probably aren’t doing them right. They may be tough, but difficult conversations are necessary. They are
