Michael Nichols | Leadership Made Simple
Leadership Made Simple
[Update: Read all the way to the end, then let me know if you disagree. I’m looking forward to learning from the discussion.]
So many in our communities – our country – have very little. They lack even the most basic necessities to function effectively in society. I’ve heard many opinions regarding how we can deal with this reality – but I’ve learned redistribution is the ONLY way to help them!
So here are 3 reasons I’m for redistribution – there are more, but you’ll get the idea.
You’ve seen it – I have too! And it’s becoming more and more prevalent – employees who point fingers, blaming others for their situation, problems, and feelings. Seriously, what ever happened to personal responsibility?
This post is part of the series – What Ever Happened to Personal Responsibility?
Would You Return to Your Organization?
If You’re Not Growing, You’re Dying…Really?
Leaders are the Most Creative People on the Planet
Great Leaders Serve
Is Fear Taking Over?
This past week I traveled to Washington, DC for my sister’s wedding. I generally prefer to arrive at the airport early to allow plenty of time for the “unexpected”. However, I’m still getting used to a new airport so I was a little rushed.
What is your family to you? Do you care about your spouse? Does it matter to you what your children will become? Not what they will do for work – but who they will be – what they will become. What legacy you are leaving for your grandchildren?
This post is part of the series – Non-Negotiables For a Healthy Family
Broken Family – It Doesn’t Have to be This Way
Family – Do You REALLY Care About Yours?
In our parenting journey, Sarah and I have noted essentials for healthy families. Every family can do these!
The most heart-breaking stories are those of broken homes and fractured relationships. There’s one reason – because in most instances they’re avoidable.
This post is part of the series – Non-Negotiables For a Healthy Family
Broken Family – It Doesn’t Have to be This Way
Family – Do You REALLY Care About Yours?
This past week I was told of two families who are navigating incredibly challenging circumstances. In one household, the father has a history of abuse and the family has had enough. In the other, one parent was convicted of embezzling funds in the workplace and is serving a long-term prison sentence leaving behind a spouse and 3 precious daughters.
For the past several weeks, my wife Sarah and I have enjoyed time away with our two children on a much-needed vacation.
We’ve had a busy spring and summer including Sarah completing a masters degree and her counseling licensure requirements, launching and maintaining this blog, the birth of our son, a significant career transition – you get the picture.
So we both recognized the need to get away. And I’m glad we did – here’s what I learned…
