How do you show your gratitude toward others?
Thanksgiving time is here and has me thinking about gratitude and how we can show our thanks to others. In the #CJJblog this week as we kick off the holiday season,
What are you doing to improve yourself?
It can be very easy to forget to improve yourself first. With so much pressure to lead others and accomplish great things, we often lose sight of how we can really achieve
Do you follow your own daily rules?
Non-negotiables are often seen in policies and within groups, but can also be applied individually in our every day lives. They help create structure and disciplines that we can use to grow
Part two from the GLS
Last week, I introduced some of my notes from the Global Leadership Summit simulcast and the fellow leaders I had the pleasure of learning from. This week, I wrap up my thoughts on leadership
What can we learn from our experiences?
Last week, I attended the Global Leadership Summit and was able to hear a variety of professional speakers give their thoughts on leadership. As someone who takes diligent notes, I wanted to
Are you surviving the dog days of summer?
As we near the end of summer and into the school season, it’s important to do a status update on our yearly goals. The summer can bring a lot of fun
Do you practice servant leadership?
There are many types of leadership strategies you can implement as a coach or manager. How you decide to interact with your team can drastically affect how successful your team becomes. Do you
How do you strive for excellence?
Continuing to strive for excellence can often be taken for granted and swept under the rug as we get distracted with our daily lives. Being consistent and diligent with our habits are extremely
Are you a great leader?
As we go through life, there will be things we struggle with, things we are good at, and things we are great at. The key is to find the things we are great at
What gifts have you received?
Last week, I gave you some gifts that I received to improve my life from fellow professional speaker, Jim Rohn. This week in the #CJJblog I will do the same for the late UCLA