Listen, discern, and act is a classic decision model. Leaders listen to get the facts, but don’t stop there! Otherwise, they never take action. Decision making is a given for a leader. But, before taking action the leader needs a decision model to help in the process. Obviously, the leader must have an overriding purpose […]
This blog entry reposts daily LinkedIn entries I made between April 5 and April 10, 2021. These entries discuss: thoughtful responses, being a learner, consistency, being observant, self-perception, and responding to expectations. One takeaway is to recognize the value of an accurate self-perception. What could I say? What should I say? Impactful leaders know the […]
This blog entry is composed of LinkedIn posts I wrote, covering the dates April 12 – April 16, 2021. These five entries address: discerning what’s relevant, persisting toward life purpose, getting good advice, integrity, and critical thinking. Fact is, impactful leaders identify what’s relevant. It’s accurate, but is it relevant? Get the facts! Ok, then […]
This blog entry contains LinkedIn posts for April 19 – April 23, 2021. The posts deal with self-perception, finding wise advice, learning from set-backs, getting the facts, and being persistent. As a group these traits represent some critical leadership basics. Perception Isn’t Always Reality! On the planet where I live, everything I do is fine. […]
Physical assets can produce a revenue stream when properly managed. In Proverbs we learn five asset management principles that enhance revenue production. Want to enjoy a greater return on your assets? Well, in Proverbs 27.23-27 we find five asset management principles. Here, the focus is on physical assets. However, the principles apply to financial assets […]