Why You Should Never Yell at a Tee-Ball Umpire
You should never yell at a tee-ball umpire because you don’t want your kid to yell at you. When I was […]
Parenting
Leadership, Life, Marriage, Parenting
You Don’t Have to do it on Your Own
Humility knows something pride does not: achievements accomplished together are just as valuable as those accomplished alone. Whether you study
Leadership, Parenting
How Leaders (and Parents) Focus on the Wrong Things
Outcomes. Quarterly numbers, individual sales calls, semester grades, making curfew. Leaders (and parents) tend to focus on outcomes because they
How to Respond to Others When They Make Bad Choices
Parenting a rebellious teenager, coaching a self-centered point guard, managing an insubordinate employee, watching a friend commit adultery–we live in
Leadership, Marriage, Parenting
How To Determine What To Do: At Work, In Marriage, In Life
I don’t run. I don’t refuse a steak when offered. I don’t get up at 4am, put on camouflage and
Never Share Truth from the Perspective of a Pharmacist
A pharmacist works from a raised platform because of tradition. Being two feet higher than everyone else gives the pharmacist a
Leadership, Marriage, Parenting, Relationships
Do You Have This Symptom of Anxiety?
According to Edwin Friedman, in his book A Failure of Nerve, being anxious has a side-effect. The fixation on a