Have you ever seen a bird flying full tilt only to smack into a window or large, glass door? What they saw as open air turned out to be the one thing they wouldn’t have expected. But when you step … Continue reading
A No Bird Brainer.
Tag Archives: Failure
The “Giving Problem”.
Happy New Year! Most people are back in the “normal” routine today. Chock full o’ resolutions. Could I ask you something this morning? How long will you keep that list of resolutions intact before you set it aside and slowly … Continue reading
“Gen MillenNFLial”
So today is “Black Monday”. This marks the day that NFL teams are deciding on the direction of their organizational future. General Managers and Head Coaches are being fired, let go, relieved of their duties…or whatever other phrase you want … Continue reading
How to launch a Preemptive “Revolutionary Strike”.
I’ll admit, I’ve grown to be a bit “meh-blah” about new years resolutions. As I’ve gotten older I just find more oomph in getting after what it is I am inspired by, should be inspired by or should be inspiring … Continue reading
“Gould W. Brett, pleased to meet you”. Huh?
One of the greatest challenges we face everyday is not overcoming a huge obstacle. At least not the way we think we need to. Let me ask you a question… If you and I were to meet right now, face … Continue reading
Project CP3: Perspective Brings Focus
I glanced over as I was working today and something struck me. The assortment of Sharpies, in all their various colors, reminded of another way to illustrate what I feel so passionate about. It’s another reason why I have developed … Continue reading
Not So Special.
A simple thought that we all need a reminder on from time to time. Why do you think that offering what should be a given as a “special” is going to overwhelm me? If it’s a special thing to get … Continue reading
Get After It.
Walls are a funny thing. They hold stuff up. You can lean on them. They offer support. They can also be the largest obstacle in front of you. They can keep you out. They can be hard to … Continue reading
Teaching Others To “Own The Moment”.
One of the most challenging aspects of coaching is making the most of “sideline time”. This photo was from our first round playoff game this year, a 1-0 win. It reminded me just how important it is to leverage … Continue reading
The White House vs. The Right House.
Three houses. Two choices. One movement. The White House. His House. Our House. His Vision. Our Version. Come Back Bringing. You may be wanting a bit more of an explanation. I’ll oblige. While traveling yesterday I heard something on … Continue reading
