Life 2

Life has become fast! Everywhere you turn people are cramming more stuff into their already overflowing days. In the workplace it’s even worse. I meet thousands of business men and women who are more stressed out than ever in their jobs. One of the down sides to that is our tendency to pass that stress

In EntreLeadership, I teach that as a leader, you must have power but seldom use it. Now for most of us, it’s not hard to imagine a powerful leader. But it takes some time for us to wrap our heads around the concept of a leader who doesn’t use that power often. I mean, what’s

So my former personal assistant, Marybeth, the best personal assistant ever, used to do some of the copy editing on the early versions of the EntreLeadership workbook for me. And there was one sentence that she kept getting hung up on. Finally she got frustrated and came to me to let me know that the

Reading is one of those things that is hard for a lot of people. People want to read more, but things like…life tend to get in the way. But more than not, reading grows you! If it’s a book on leadership, it will affect your leadership. If it’s a book on writing, well, hopefully it

Picking up from Why Do People Do This?, I was at the place where my body began to argue with my mind. The pain in my legs was telling me to quit, and my mind was screaming, “THERE’S NO WAY!!! WE’RE NOT QUITTING SO GET OVER IT!” Which worked for a while. Until my body

Well, I have completed my first half marathon! And let me say, I almost made it my last. I never knew how much of a battle of mind over body it could possibly be. If you read Dang This Hurts! I talked about how I crammed a sixteen week half marathon schedule into eight weeks.

The Leadership Spotlight continues this week with Allen Harris. Allen is the Director of Content Development for Dave Ramsey‘s company, where he leads Dave’s team of writers and editors. With more than a thousand publishing credits to his name, his work has appeared in In Touch magazine, New Man Magazine, and The Alabama Baptist, as well

Many people struggle with public speaking. For years I’ve helped other people improve their speaking, and there is one issue that always pops up – the inability to think while speaking to a group. What I mean by that is, you get so focused on what you’re saying, or what your script is, that when

I have been speaking publicly to groups for 16 years. In all those years, people have told me that I seem at home on a stage. And I have to agree. They will often ask how nervous I get. The truth is, most of the time, I don’t. I kinda adhere to Peyton Manning‘s belief.