Business

If you’re anything like me, you love great customer service. There’s no feeling like leaving a business when you have been taken care of. It sticks with you all day, and you can’t help but let others know. Recently, I had one of those experiences. I’ve been taking my cars to Christian Brothers Automotive for

What is this social media revolution? This is a question I get a lot during EntreLeadership. Usually from small companies that believe their business of….pouring concrete, doesn’t need a social media presence. If you feel that same way, then give four minutes and 19 seconds to this video: [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0EnhXn5boM&feature=player_embedded] You see, there is a very

The Leadership Spotlight continues this week with Eric Lackey. Eric has been with Dave Ramsey’s organization for almost eight years with the IT team. His team is responsible for a wide range of technology including order entry, CRM and ERP software, networking, security, systems management and user support.  Prior to joining Dave Ramsey’s office, Eric

During the most recent EntreLeadership event I taught in Nashville, I had the great opportunity to spend some time with David Bearden. David is the Senior Vice President and General Counsel for POET, which means that he runs their in-house legal team. David shared with me that most companies have a love-hate relationship with their

At a recent EntreLeadership here in Nashville, this question came up: “If I don’t have the culture I want with behavior, attitude and work ethic, how do I go back and fix that?” The answer is…you can’t. That’s right. You can’t fix it. You can only go forward and create the culture you want. You

In Please Help Me! I talked about one of the most special people on the planet to me, my former personal assistant Marybeth Fortner, who got married and moved to D.C. Lots of weeping and wailing….all done by me.  And since we still talk from time to time, I thought it might be good to

Melissa Fuller is one of the most talented singer/song writers I have ever heard. I may be a little biased though, because she was also one of the most talented members of my team. And if you know both of us, it’s no secret that we both love to cook. So naturally, while we were

The Leadership Spotlight continues this week with Teresa Duke. Teresa’s first job in the business world was as the assistant to the industrial engineering manager at  Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. Four years later she left Firestone to start a family.  She felt that her calling at that time was to raise her children, and she was privileged to be

Here is a guest post by Jon Edlin. Jon is the Marketing Manager for the Nazarene Publishing House. You can follow him on Twitter or Facebook. If you would like to guest post, read about it here. [vimeo When I walk into my office every day, a colorful 6’ x 8‘ magnetic board greets me.

Here are my Top 10 June 2011 posts according to your clicks and forwards. Of the top 10, 2 are guest posts! You can find out how to guest post on my blog by reading You Got Somethin’ To Say? My About page was in their as well, but I took it out of the