Ginchy: Cool, groovy. And below is a picture of a “cool” item – a 1952 Perfume-A-Spray dispenser. Yes, those were made and placed in pubic restrooms back in the 1950’s. For a dime, a woman could spray on her favorite perfume like Chanel No. 5. (Read below to find out what this has to do with… Continue reading 4 “Musts” That Are Totally Ginchy!
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15 Ways to Beat Procrastination
pro·cras·ti·na·tion noun. The action of delaying or postponing something. We all do it. We all procrastinate in some way. It is human nature. Some of us are very good at procrastinating. Maybe too good. While others try to avoid it when they can. While reading about this topic, I found unending sources (both humorous and serious). “The sooner… Continue reading 15 Ways to Beat Procrastination
Was Scrooge a Great Leader?? (REDUX)
In December, 2014, I posted the following article. Due to the interest I received, I thought I would repost it for those who are new to my blog. Was Scrooge a great leader? I am not so sure we can say that. However, there are some great leadership lessons we can learn from him. At… Continue reading Was Scrooge a Great Leader?? (REDUX)
The Odds Are Against You in 2015
Tried Traditional Goal Setting? The Odds Aren’t In Your Favor… According to Michael Hyatt, “70 percent of organizational change initiatives put in place by businesses ultimately fail. 25 percent of people abandon their New Year’s resolutions after one week—60 percent do so within six months. The average person makes the same New Year’s resolution ten… Continue reading The Odds Are Against You in 2015
Was Scrooge a Great Leader?
Was Scrooge a great leader? I am not so sure we can say that. However, there are some great leadership lessons we can learn from him. At this Christmas holiday, I wanted to share some thoughts about leadership and the Christmas season. However, I stumbled upon something that I think you, the leader, would enjoy. In… Continue reading Was Scrooge a Great Leader?
It is not that common.
You Can’t Send a Duck to Leadership School “If you’re going to climb a tree, would you rather hire a squirrel or train a horse? Enjoy these clever and insightful lessons on leadership.” Being the 2nd time I have done this, thought it was a video you might enjoy watching. It is less than 4… Continue reading It is not that common.
9 Reasons Why You Should Attend L2
I am excited to announce that a brand new Leadership Event will be simulcasted from Atlanta to Topeka! It’s John C. Maxwell’s new simulcast event called L2: Learn – Lead. And if you are anywhere close to the area, you will surely want to be in attendance as its going to be exceptional. I am thrilled at the opportunity… Continue reading 9 Reasons Why You Should Attend L2
Among the Best Leaders I Ever Had, I’ve Found 10 Common Traits. (Guest Post)
This post is shared with the LM blog readers with permission from Ron Edmundson. All my life I’ve been a wisdom seeker. I have had some great leadership influence in my life. Beginning with my high school principal when I was student body president and a man in retail who took interest in me in college, I’ve been blessed with… Continue reading Among the Best Leaders I Ever Had, I’ve Found 10 Common Traits. (Guest Post)
It’s Only Water
“To do anything truly worth doing, I must not stand back shivering and thinking of the cold and danger, but jump in with gusto and scramble through as well as I can.” Og Mandino. There I was. Standing on the high board, one summer morning at swim lessons. A line of other kids behind me… Continue reading It’s Only Water
Jibber Jabber or Simplicity? Part 5
In his book, Everyone Communicates Few Connect, John Maxwell writes about five principles in connecting with others, and five practices one can use in establishing that connection. Today, I finish my discussion on one of those topics: the practice of keeping it simple. Or, AKA – The Art of Simplicity. The fifth, and final, observation in keeping communication simple… Continue reading Jibber Jabber or Simplicity? Part 5