Author Archives: Steve Morgan

About Steve Morgan

I work in Global Leadership Development with Cru with my wife, Terry. We have been married 30 years and have 4 grown children. We have a Masters in Global Leadership together through Azusa Pacific University. I generally write about 5 “L’s: Living Well, Loving Deeply, Learning Continuously, Leading Courageously and Leaving a Legacy. I occasionally write about Laughing Loudly. Subscribe on the right side to receive an email whenever there is a new post. I invite you to leave your comments so we can dialogue on the various topics and learn from each other. If you are new to the site, you might start with looking at some of the top posts or doing a search on the right side bar for one of the 5 “L’s” that interest you. Or you can view the blog archives for topics. Photo Credit: sarahjoellephotography.com

#MedalofHonorDay

Posted on March 25, 2017

National Medal of Honor Day on March 25 is dedicated to all Medal of Honor recipients. National Day Calendar says this: “Created in 1861, the Medal of Honor is the United States of America’s highest military honor. It is awarded … Continue reading →

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Seven Benefits of Saying “No”

Posted on October 31, 2016

Do you ever have a hard time saying “No”.  I do. I fear missing out on an opportunity or disappointing people. However, saying “No” does not have to be a negative. There are many positive reasons to use that short … Continue reading →

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Don’t Make Gratitude About Yourself

Posted on September 15, 2016

In a earlier post on “Boost Your Resilience with Gratitude”, I shared a tip from HBR Management Tip of the Day. While research shows the transforming power gratitude in our personal lives, our relationships and our organizations, gratitude is not all about us. … Continue reading →

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Boost Your Resilience with Gratutide

Posted on September 13, 2016

What if you could decrease anxiety, reduce symptoms of illness while improving the quality of your sleep and building emotional resilience? According to some studies, gratitude can help.  I had been thinking about starting a Gratitude Journal, and this tip … Continue reading →

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Freedom

Posted on July 4, 2016

Today we celebrate freedom in the United States. We like freedom. Freedom is great! Many have given their lives to protect our freedom for which I am grateful. I did a quick search on books about freedom, and there is a … Continue reading →

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