Teamwork is tricky. Even when you have the right people on the team, you deal with different personalities, styles, and competencies. With this in mind, how can teams
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Death by Meeting by Patrick Lencioni
“Why do we even meet?” I thought to myself after walking to my office from an exhausting two hour meeting. Another hour long meeting of not accomplishing anything.
12 Acts of Humility in the Workplace
Humility is hard. Especially when you put a bunch of people together for 40-50 hours a week, crammed in tight work-spaces and forced to work together for an
What Grandma Taught Me About Thank You Notes
It was Christmas Day and presents abounded. After the wrapping paper covered the entire floor, we were sitting around the house playing with our new toys, and Grandma would remind us
How Kalief Browder’s Story Changed Me
One week ago I finished “TIME: The Kalief Browder Story.” Kalief’s story changed me. In this article, I will (try) to explain how a young African-American student who spent
Want A More Productive Life? Create a Not-To-Do List
Is your task list taking over your life? Do you have more to do than you could ever imagine getting done in a day? Want a more productive
Desiring Management? 4 Steps on the Path to Management
Ten years ago, I would have never said I would be in management. The idea of management seemed unattainable. However, as I grew in my love for leadership
8 Top Podcasts for Christian Leaders
Leaders must grow in their area of expertise, stay up with current trends and develop personally. In order to keep up, good leaders have a steady flow of
5 Quick Steps to Setting Up Evernote Properly
I must admit, I didn’t like Evernote when I first downloaded it. But so many people were raving about it, I thought I would need to learn how
What Google’s Restructure Teaches About Good Leadership
Leaders are in the business of change. Every good leader constantly re-aims the arrow to the dead center of the target. It is not always large changes, but