Leadership Lessons Learned

References are routinely made about generations.  Some positive in reminiscence, some instructional for companies, teachers, or leaders (corporate and world) for how to reach, motivate or coexist, but many for comparison that focuses more on perceived negatives of one versus another. Many officially declared historians by Google, know of birth date ranges of generations being…

Last week my ~270k Tundra took its final ride.  Good time to pause and reflect.  It reminded me of family trips it harbored us safely through, family and friends transported, and colleagues who endured riding in a weathered old truck.  It brought memories and photo recall of my weekend companion Max always tucked under my…

Whether you travel with The Who on Magic Bus or journey on the Magical Mystery Tour with The Beatles, hopefully you find Mentorship to be a tour worth taking bidirectionally.  You might also find that it comes in stages like the refrain progresses through Waiting, Hoping, Coming, and Dying to take you away. I’ve had…

The right shoes can provide comfort, performance, traction, style, or even safety as evidenced by Sheri wearing hiking boots while traversing a “Tigger bridge” (bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun). Shoes came to mind recently despite acute acknowledgement I am the least fashionable and least fashion aware individual in the world.  They…