It was junior year, Mrs. Harmon’s class. I was hiding behind a worn out copy of Of Mice and Men, doing everything I could to hide the tears that were welling up. There was something about Lenny—big, gentle Lenny—that got to me as I read through the pages. I didn’t quite know why at the time. I just knew I understood him.
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Life is busy. But, seeing a simple hummingbird this morning reminded me of the importance of taking time to take a breath
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I can’t do it all, but that’s never stopped me from trying. I’ve been learning the important difference between delegating and empowering and what that means for me and the people I help lead.
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When you think of sports and coaches, we all have heroes. But, there are some people who are more. They are the legends that inspire us to be better humans.
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Reflecting on the life lessons my son has taught me in the 8 years I've been his dad.
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From executive suites to team huddles, Leadership Huntington has been a masterclass in fresh perspectives, peppered with hearty laughs and invaluable life lessons from unexpected places, including Marshall Soccer Coach Chris Grassie.
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I’ve heard the parable of the lost sheep taught dozens of times in church. I’m sure I’ve even taught it a time or two. It's a classic tale, but I think there's a misconception that needs addressing.
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While all of the talks at TEDx MarshallU were based on brilliant ideas, only a handful felt like ideas that were truly worth spreading.
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This almost throwaway line from the beloved show “Ted Lasso” has become a guiding principle for me over the last year.
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