Have you ever been asked a simple question and then when you pause for a few moments to think about your response you realize it's really not that simple at all. You are going to see many things from me in the next month where I've been going through the journals looking for one thing
I typically use ratios in my coaching and mentoring conversations as metaphors to illustrate a specific point of view I want to share. I've been collecting and inventing them for 20 years and have amassed a large inventory which come in handy all the time. I wanted to share 3 new ratios recently recorded in
Hello friends! I wanted to share my personal example of categorizing your life philosophy by head, heart and hand along with some additional perspectives I've added to the original post from many months ago - A successful life is to know: That I’m inspiring others with my actions and providing them with hope and optimism
For my wife's birthday (Barb) I surprised her with a one year membership to Master Class which contains videos of accomplished people sharing their secrets of success. She really enjoys the cooking shows by acclaimed chefs. One of the benefits is that the membership allowed another person to receive the Master Class and wow did
Greetings my friends! I wanted to share with you my very first podcast which was a bit challenging as my vocal cords are a bit raspy from the Proton Beam Radiation side effects. Kristi Hayes is a friend of mine who conducted this podcast and she has created a compelling business over a very simple
If you are receiving the Salty Dogs you can see that I love to create convergent lists of ideas generated from my inventory of journals. This week's Salty Dog is about the 7 C's of why I've been journaling for over 20 years. Based upon a passion in building lists of C's, I came across
Living your legacy vs Leaving your legacy The difference between “living” and “leaving” a legacy has been heavy on my heart and deep in my mind for the past few months as there are just so many big things going on in the world like the impact of CV19 which prompted me to create this
I used the picture of a musical synthesizer as a metaphor to show how effective leadership will always have multiple dimensions where if you align the right settings to match the desired output you can really optimize your chances to achieve the best possible outcome. Effective leaders know that leaving things in the same settings
I recently blogged about the most important questions 3 grandchildren would ask their grandfather and what wisdom would be bestowed upon them in answering these important questions about life. This blog has been heavy on my mind since I wrote it and I want to share what my answers would be at this point in
Every now and then I reach out members of my network and ask how their reflective journaling is going and if they had any significant learnings they would like to share or if there might be anything I can help them with. It amazes me how many people respond for myriad reasons of why they
