Our own personal leadership should always be growing and evolving. On Tuesday I made the statement that we are not who we are today without who we were yesterday. I promise that’s not my attempt at philosophy. Do you ever find yourself being content with where you are as a …
wes Check it Out: Same Destination, Different Paths
I cannot tell you the amount of time I’ve spent in my life moving cattle. But, that doesn’t mean we can learn something anyway. That’s where this post comes in. Here’s a line: Mapquest can’t map out a cattle drive. Click over for the rest. I’m trying to grow my …
Losing Teeth & Growing as a Leader
Have you ever considered that you are not who you are today without who you were yesterday? Is that confusing enough for you? Think about it like this: in the last few days, my youngest daughter has lost 2 teeth. This is a normal part of the growth process. Every …
3 Question Leadership and Student Leaders
On Tuesday, I wrote about some ways I’ve been using the 3 Questions with our Student Leadership team. Today, I’ll share the simple nuts and bolts of how we’ve implemented and keep the 3 Questions out in front. But first, have you seen this post by Russell Martin over at …
Check It Out: Teaching on the Go
Today’s check it out is from the Lessons on the Farm series. In it, I talk about the need to teach as you go. You can click here to go directly to it, but here’s a clip before you head that way: But more than what I was taught, I remember …