When kids are young, they’re totally dependent on their parents. But as they grow older, their peers and their surroundings exert a greater influence on them. How does that make you feel? Are you passing your values on to your kids? Are you comfortable with the impact that tough kids on the block, trash-talking athletes,… [Read More]
An Open Letter to Bureaucrats (A Must-Read)
I’m sorry to bother you. Like most bureaucrats, I know how busy you are. I see you running around, and I hear about all the committee meetings, studies, and the late nights that you spend in the office. But the real question is, “Are you getting anything done?” If you’re a bureaucrat who measures progress… [Read More]
12 Ways to Make Yourself Proud
A Political Candidate I Could Vote For (Share If You Agree)
My Candidate Would… Put the country first. Do what’s right. Period. Be fair. Tell it like it is. Be compassionate. Find areas of common ground. Make tough decisions. Follow the law of the land. Keep their promises. Fix more problems than they create. Award contracts based on qualifications. Remain accountable. Honor tradition. Stop “gotcha” politics…. [Read More]
11 Ways to Be Humble
Are You a Class Act?
30 Questions Every Business Owner Should Answer
As a business owner, take a moment to review the following questions. They’re designed to challenge the way you view your organization. At the end of this list, we provided responses to each question to give you additional food for thought. As a business owner, what are your top three priorities? Are you allocating your… [Read More]
Prejudice: “All” Is an Ugly Word
All cops are _____. All Wall Street bankers are _____. All Mexicans are _____. All liberals are _____. You fill in the blank. Actually, please don’t. “All” is an ugly word. It’s naked prejudice. In the past few years, I’ve seen too many people assign labels to groups and call them derogatory names. It’s easy to… [Read More]
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