When you are hot, do you slow down or press the advantage? History shows the greats do not stop at 98.

The build up to anything new seems to involve three phases. First, I dream about what it might look like. What will it look like? Who will be there? Where will that first “A-ha” moment happen? When does it become clear this isn’t just another meeting...

Change happens. Policies shift. Leadership evolves. But if you stay focused on people and service, you’ll find that what really matters has not changed at all.

Knowing where you’re going makes life’s roundabouts a whole lot easier to navigate.

Context changes everything, including how we see the moment right in front of us.

Right place. Right moment. Or at least the right perspective to see it that way.

Some of the most meaningful advice comes without a signature.

Some music doesn’t just play in the background of our lives. It ripples through it. This week, one of those ripples grew a little quieter, but the music never really stops.

A weekend on the lake offered an unexpected leadership lesson and a simple reminder that the best moments, and the best leaders, often show up quietly.

I wrote the post below ten years ago. It seems like yesterday, as this tradition has now reached 20 (or is it 21?) years. It’s always a great way to end the year, so I can consciously begin the new year with a fresh perspective. Like an open road ahe...