I’ve learned the hard way that when what I do doesn’t fit who I am the outcomes are not good! Read this post to learn more. This blog post captures my LinkedIn posts between July 26 and July 30, 2021. Right word, right time, receptive listener, desired impact! Who doesn’t want their words to have […]
What’s the problem with comfort zone living? Well, absolutely nothing if I’m content to stay right where I am for as long as I live! This blog entry is composed of my personal, weekday posts on LinkedIn between May 10 and May 14, 2021. Well duh! Some statements are hard to dispute. For example, don’t […]
Foolish overconfidence causes leaders to forget that sometimes we’re wrong. So, learn from experience, but also carry along a healthy degree of skepticism. The Precept Explained Ok, but what if you’re wrong? And, why are you so overly self-confident? Remember, once before under these circumstances the outcome wasn’t in your favor! Actually, these are common […]
Ecclesiastes 10.3 teaches that good character makes wise choices. Moreover, good character is a deliberate choice I make! The Precept Explained What do you tend to notice more in others, good choices or bad choices? Unfortunately, we tend to remember bad choices by leaders. In fact, we’re often less interested in “Good to Great” than […]
Fools don’t receive honor because it doesn’t fit them. Instead, foolish overconfidence destroys influence. Foolish Overconfidence Proverbs 14.16 says the foolishly overconfident are angry. Also they’re irreverent. As a result, fools push forward while the wise avoid the danger. No surprise, the Proverbs criticize arrogance. In fact, the Hebrew word kesil that’s translated fool or […]