A life within limits operates off of clear values, exhibits justice, a has the discernment to know and do what’s right. This blog post republishes my weekday LinkedIn posts that appeared June 14 through June 19, 2021. The “Note to my younger self” was submitted with the #TrendingOnLinkedIn hashtag. The bitter is sweet! Can current […]
What better place for a leader to receive impartial advice than from the universal precepts of wisdom! In fact, strong leadership rests on a just character. Moreover, that just character recognizes impartial advice! Thus, strong leadership rests, in part, on the leader’s ability to identify impartial advice. However, that advice must be coupled with the […]
Regardless of how gifted I am, a poor character or poor judgment will work against that talent. However, Proverbs 17.8 suggests offering or accepting a bribe is effective! Thus, bribes are an example of how to best abuse my giftedness. A bribe works just like a diamond. In fact, however it’s turned – it works […]
Leaders recognize that their time is desired by others, as stated in Proverbs 29.26. Although the reasons for the appointments vary, invariably there’s a request. To respond appropriately, the leader must exercise good judgment. Ultimately, that good judgment is spiritual. Lot’s of people want face time with a leader. However, the leader’s good judgment for […]
A character that is right or just is rewarding, according to Proverbs 21.15. It allows me to exercise good judgment, thus make sound decisions. In fact, who I am at my core is critical to my ability to make sound decisions. Thus, when I get my character right, I will realize that a just person […]