Developing student leaders is a slow process. It takes time, patience, repetition, and lots of reminders. But, when a student gets “it”, very little compares. Over the past year I’ve had several discussions with one of our students, giving her permission to take ownership of running the computer on a …
wes Make a Difference
Leadership can be a tricky reality. Some people are given a title that conveys leadership. Others earn respect and become leaders in their own right. The focus here at 3 Question Leadership is much simpler, however. Having a title doesn’t pave the way to executing the 3 Questions. You don’t …
Check It Out: Work Until the Job is Done
This will be the end of my check it out series for a while. Today’s check it out is the final post in the series I titled “Lessons from the Farm”. You can check it out here.
Learn from Everything
I try to make a habit of looking for a leadership lesson in every situation I find myself in. Do you do that? When I go to sporting events, I find myself evaluating the psychology it takes to be an effective coach. Or, at a restaurant, I wonder about the …
Check It Out: Don’t Leave Cattle on the Truck
This will be my next to last week for our Check It Out Series. Today’s Check It Out links back to the Lessons from the Farm series and is titled: Don’t Leave Cattle on the Truck. This is possibly one of the most valuable lessons I gleaned from the farm, …