Knowing what’s right, and doing just that are – very often – two different things! What’s most critical? For me – Doing the Right Thing. Doing the Right Thing I spend time each week studying of the Book of Proverbs. As such, one of the takeaways for me is that there’s a big difference between […]
When a leader applies learning from prior experiences to make new connections, the leader is recognizing how insight enhances creativity. The Precept Explained What’s it mean to be creative? Does it mean no logic or analysis? Are musicians, craftsmen, and artists the only creatives? Well, if the answer is Yes then there’s no hope for […]
As a leader, I draw out deep-water insight from wise counselors by tapping into my past experiences. Then, I’m best prepared to question that advisor. The Precept Explained As a leader, how do I draw out the most useful insights from counselors? As such, how can I have the deep conversations that yield significant learning? […]
Leadership Lessons: Solomon Acting with an agenda helps a new leader build authority. Similarly, acting decisively and fairly build credibility for a leader. There was no question about Solomon’s authority to be king. First Kings 2.46 paraphrase The Story Truly, leaders must be strategy driven. Thus, to act with an agenda. Otherwise, their actions are […]
Knowing and doing correctly involves both discernment and a sound, moral character. Actually, there are three options for knowing that precede doing by a decision maker. The Precept Explained There’s a big difference between knowing what’s right and doing what’s right. In fact, the core of what Solomon asked for in First Kings 3.9 was […]
