I’ve now been blogging for two full years. If you’ve just found me, or found me recently, I’d love for you to click back through the archives at the first 10-15 posts. Today, I’d like to share a post that’s been on my mind because of other situations and scenarios. …
wes Support Counts
Last week my Father-in-law, Andy, passed away. I plan to reflect a little more on his passing in a future post, but for today I want to take a different approach. Over the course of the past year our family has walked an interesting path. Andy was diagnosed with Stage …
Check It Out: 7 Reasons Your Resolutions Go Up in Flames
This post links to a blog by Carey Nieuwhof addressing how to succeed in setting New Year’s goals.
Harvesting In Leadership
Each April I post a series about “Lessons from the Farm” where I reflect on leadership lessons I picked up along the way. Today’s post is a peak into my favorite series. I’ll never forget the strangest harvest we ever had on the farm. In the fall we planted wheat. I saw the bags, saw the seeds, and knew the drill (pun intended). We waited patiently for the first of the crop to break through the ground. I’ve always said there …
The Leadership Secret
Can I confess something? Few things frustrate me more than when someone operates with a belief that I know something I do not. It happens more often than I care to admit. I get into a conversation and someone has information they think is common knowledge, but they do not …