Category: Weekly leadership

Motives Matter

An Exciting New Release by David Gadberry. A 100-Day Journey Through The Book of Proverbs. A 100-day devotional from the wisdom of Proverbs. Proverbs checks our hearts and teaches us wisdom.  Each day, we are inspired to be teachable and to understand the difference between wisdom and foolishness.  It reveals what matters is what is… Continue reading Motives Matter

“Criticism: Fiend or Friend?”

Does anyone enjoy being criticized? Especially by someone who seems to be a master criticizer. It can be so hard to take. The delivery has a lot to do with that. However, especially as leaders how should we view criticism? Being critiqued has become a normal part of the life of the leader in the… Continue reading “Criticism: Fiend or Friend?”

Real Leaders Aren’t Petty

The first thing that comes to my mind when I think of the word petty is “twitter.” It seems that people of all types engage in social media with a sense of semi-anonymity, as if people don’t really know its them, and engage in back and forth with others over trivial things in a way… Continue reading Real Leaders Aren’t Petty

The Underestimated Quality of Understanding

Leadership requires understanding. Understanding seems like a given but it’s far underestimated in our fast pace, no time to think, rush to the next deal culture. We all want knowledge, and this information age we have the ability to gain knowledge about almost anything we want, and it is right at our finger tips. To… Continue reading The Underestimated Quality of Understanding