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Month: September 2013

Leadership by Definition – Steadfast

I can think of no better person than my good friend Trey Hayes of Lubbock, Texas, to share his thoughts on this week’s leadership quality. Trey lives his life as an example of purpose and direction, and there is no doubt that his actions speak even louder than his words. Please share your thoughts on… Read More ›

Persistence in Response to Adversity

A good friend of mine recently sent me some encouragement in the form of an excerpt from a The Maxwell Daily Reader by John Maxwell. I was struck by the simplicity of the message, and wanted to share it. Allowing Problems “There is a world of difference between a person who has a big problem and a person… Read More ›

Leadership by Definition – Resolution

Leaders have conviction and are resolute in their determination. They have resolve and are intent on achieving their goals. They use the resources they have available to move forward, despite the challenges they face. More than anything else, leaders build leaders. What defines your leadership?

Leadership by Definition – Complacency

Oftentimes the satisfaction we find in our achievements can be the greatest obstacle in realizing our potential. We become so comfortable with what is that we sacrifice what should be. Leaders recognize that complacency is unacceptable, even in the smallest doses. They reject the notion that energy and initiative are non-replenishable resources. Celebrate your victories, but… Read More ›

Leadership by Definition – Endurance

You must be prepared to endure the trials of leadership. The process of change can sometimes be unpleasant and difficult, but recognize that the sacrifice is not in vain. Leaders transform reality for those around them, not just those that follow them. Make a difference. Stand for something. What defines your leadership?

Leadership by Definition – Tenacity

Leaders are tenacious. They are determined to persist in the face of challenge with an unrelenting conviction to move forward. They have a tireless strength of purpose that fuels their resolve to make something happen. What defines your leadership?