"Accomplish more by focusing on less... Habits are the compound interest of self-improvement. The same way that money multiplies through compound interest, the effects of your habits multiply as you repeat them. They seem to make little difference on any given day and yet the impact they deliver over the months and years can be enormous. It is only when looking back two, five, or perhaps ten years later that … [Read more...]
The Best Of The Blogosphere For The Week Of July 14th
This Week's Top Posts From Around The Web
6 Ways To Just Say No To Stress - Janelle Bruland The Myth Of "Failing To Plan Is Planning To Fail" - Gleb Tsipursky Please Do Let It Bother You - Mark Sanborn 4 Of The Most Important Skills Of The Future - Lolly Daskal What It Takes To Be A Great Teammate - Randy Conley And, this week's funny video... … [Read more...]
Leadership And Confrontation
Four Reasons Good Leadership Includes Occasional Confrontation
I've often said that leadership is easy as long as everyone does what they're supposed to do and nothing goes wrong. A piece of cake ... right? Most of us don't like confrontation. Therefore, the easiest thing to do is to ignore issues rather than addressing them. As leaders, though, it's our responsibility to confront the issues. Here are a few reasons why: Overall Success - The success of the … [Read more...]
Serving Is Required!
How Can A Christ Follower Justify Not Serving In The Church?
I was recently talking to someone who attends our church about their need to serve. They faithfully come to church every Sunday, but don’t serve anywhere. They were very reluctant, citing that they would love to serve, but they were “too busy.” The conversation prompted me to reflect on my own experience in the church just before making the decision to follow Christ and just after. Back in 1998 my wife and I … [Read more...]
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