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6 Things That Surprised Me In My First Year As A Writer

Almost one year ago, on Friday, October 25, 2013, I tweeted this: Today's the day! Launching my new blog in a few hours!! #bloglaunch #dayone I remember sitting in Starbucks feeling anxious, excited, and sick all at the same time.  It was a way of putting myself out there unlike anything I had ever done. […]

Guest Post - Macaroni Kid

A few days ago, I was honored to have an article I wrote published at Macaroni Kid.  It was an article on dating your kids and how to maximize the impact.  If you're not familiar with Macaroni Kid, here is a little more info: Macaroni Kid and its family of Publisher Moms are dedicated to […]

The One Difference Between Dating And Hiring

I have hired employees for almost 18 years now.  In fact, I hired my wife to work for me.  That's right, I used to be my wife's boss!!  She hated me...  She tells the story often that I was the worst boss she ever worked for...she may be right! It was back in 1997 and we […]

Flashback Friday - October 17, 2014

Now that I am one week away from my one year anniversary of launching my blog, I am going to begin bringing back some of my older blog posts.  I will be calling this FLASHBACK FRIDAYS!!  For the first one, I'm re-posting the very first post on my blog called "Leadership Is Influence."  Enjoy!   […]

Guest Post - The Huffington Post in Germany

I was very honored this week to have an article of mine posted in the Huffington Post in Germany.  This was a situation where they searched me out and asked if they can run my article rather than me going after them (although I've wanted to get an article in the Huffington Post).  It is […]

What My Son's First Grade Math Homework Taught Me About Cheating

I enjoy helping my son, Samuel, with his homework.  He's in first grade...so I still have the intellect to help him.  Now, next year will be a completely different story. The other night, I was sitting at the kitchen table helping him with his math homework.  He is working on plus 2's, as he calls […]

How To Fail As A Coach Even When Your Team Is Winning

I am a sports fan.  I like to watch Football and Basketball mostly.  I am enjoying that my son is now at the age where he is participating in sports and competitions.  He plays baseball and takes part in a Bible quiz team that competes once a month testing their Biblical knowledge. As a coach, […]

Guest Post - The Good Men Project

On Saturday, I was honored to have an article on The Good Men Project's website.  Here is information from their "about" page: “The Good Men Project is a glimpse of what enlightened masculinity might look like in the 21st century,” the press raved when we launched. We had set out to start an international conversation […]

Top 5 Posts - September 2014

Welcome to October!  Here are the Top 5 Posts as determined by the readers for the month of September: 5. The Secrets That Leaders Keep 4. How To Structure One-On-One To Maximize Value 3. The One Proven Method To Overcome Perfectionism Once And For All 2. 7 Ways to Stop Wasting Time And Get More […]

How I Survived Being A Pastor's Kid And What You Can Learn From It

My dad was a Baptist pastor.  I can't remember a time in my childhood when I was not in church.  Every Sunday and every Tuesday night there were services and I'm pretty sure I was there for 90% of them growing up.  And, being a Pastor's Kid (PK) is a formula for rebellion and turning […]