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The Key You Can’t Be Without!
The Key! Last week I had the privilege of speaking to a group of bright, enthusiastic students attending the 2011 speech and debate camp run by Training Minds Ministry. At the end of my presentation...
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Six Valuable Lessons I Learned Writing my Latest Book
For me, writing a book is like giving birth to a rose bush. The end product is so wonderful but the process is quite painful. I learned some lessons writing my latest book “Fully Alive” that will...
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10 Life-Changing Quotes from the SCORRE Conference
Exceptional people who seek excellence as communicators. We finished another SCORRE Conference this week at the beautiful Winshape Retreat center in Rome, Georgia, and it was amazing! If you followed...
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Do You Have These Five Uncommon Qualities?
What qualities do a a CEO, a plumber, a best selling author, a youth leader, a magician and a successful musician have in common? Uncommon people with a Common Goal...... Excellence! SCORRE Conference...
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How to keep Twitter Worms from Sucking Up and Spitting out your Followers,
Don't tell me your going to bite on that? Every day I see at least one and sometimes dozens of Twitter DM hacking worms that drift annoyingly and temptingly across my computer screen. The worm...
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Silence Isn’t Golden!
A man and his wife were feuding at home and were giving each other the silent treatment. After a week of no communication, the man realized that he would need his wife to wake him at 5:00 AM for an...
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Three Tips that Can Relieve Internet Troll Anxiety!
There was overwhelming response to my last post identifying Internet Trollsand identifying the pain they can inflict. Writing that post led me to a deeper analysis of the entire issue. It’s really...
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Eliminate this Word from Your Vocabulary!
As a young parent I refused to allow my children to use one particular word. The word was often accompanied by eyes rolled upward in disgust, or occasionally with a shrug of indifference. Unfortunately...
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