I am excited to release Season 2 of Lead Together! More great guests, and improved audio. Please give them a listen and share them with your friends if you find them interesting and/or helpful. Lead …
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Lead Together: Season Two
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Be The Person Everyone Wants To Know
An acquaintance of mine passed away recently and his community subsequently celebrated his life. I cannot help but reflect on the celebration service and his life. I wrestled with sharing in this case because I …
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A Chat With Two Inspiring Leaders: Kate and Sandy Dodge
Want to listen in on a conversation with people who built a remarkable company and changed a city? Kate and Sandy Dodge (The NP Dodge Company) are two of the most amazing people with whom …
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Four Steps To Seeing God In Your Driveway
No, I am not talking about seeing Jesus’ face in the cracks of the concrete or the tracks of the snow blower like the people who see his face in their food. I saw God …
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Week Ender – Personal Strategic Question
Will It Make The Boat Go Faster
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Four Lessons on Living From a Man Who Made a Difference
How do you get a street named after you when you weren’t a city “father”, a major philanthropist, a company founder, a celebrity, or the person who once lived on the developed land? Put another …
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TEDx Talk: The Minimalist Manager Mindset
If you want to understand Minimalist Management living and leading, this blog, and to a large degree…me… give this a quick watch. I hope it is helpful to you. The key themes are purpose, mentorship, …
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Three Lessons on Living and Dying From a Man Who Lives Well
Father Hauser has long been a favorite of mine, but recently I elevated him to hero status. He strives daily to see God in all things. He lives with great purpose. He is a blessing. …
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Thankful 2017: Mentors
Yes, I am thankful for my faith, family, friends, work, etc. But, this year I am uniquely thankful for people in my life that serve as mentors…whether they know they are my mentors or not. …
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My First Minimalist Management Mentor
I recently lost my grandfather. He was a hero to me, and as the title indicates, my first minimalist management mentor. I doubt he had even heard of minimalism, to him it was just how …
