Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash Most people would not know this about me, but I have an anger problem. It is not a loud, violent anger; in my family, we call it “the lava” – a slow, imperceptible quiet burn. Several years ago, I decided to do something about it. I now understand more of anger’s origins... Continue Reading →
Photo by Chad Madden on Unsplash I have many friends who are veterans, and most have stories of friends they have lost in combat. Memorial Day is a time to reflect on the selfless sacrifices of these men and women who have served our nation. It is a solemn day of remembrance to honor the... Continue Reading →
A year can seem like a chapter in a story of your life. Work can often feel busy and consuming. We all walked through years of the COVID pandemic, and another year of Zoom calls; I was sure there was more to this chapter in my life. Looking through my journals, pictures, and calendar from... Continue Reading →
I recently read Michael Bungay Stanier’s book, “The Coaching Habit”. It was one of the best coaching books I’ve read. My wife, Terry also read it and summarized the book in a post on her blog. Check it out,
Hi, friends!
It’s been a while. I have not had the mental space to write clear thoughts for a long time. However, today is the day. I received the fun (and motivating) notification that this blog has had over 100,000 all-time views(!), and I finished a book that I liked a lot and want to share with you. When I share my learning with others, it sticks better with me, so thank you for helping me out by reading this post. The added plus is that I think you will learn things that are also helpful for you.
The book I finished is called “The Coaching Habit,” written by a coaching guru, born in Australia, now living in Canada, named Michael Bungay Stanier (MBS). He writes with humor and wit; the book is easy-to-apply practical and deeply wise.
The book’s premise is “say less…
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What is true with climbing a mountain is true with growing in leadership and life. The higher you go, the harder it gets. Acclimating to higher levels of leadership requires me to face and conquer the tendencies in my life that keep me from becoming the person I truly desire to be. As I have... Continue Reading →
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