Whatever your venture, feedback is essential. For most of us, feedback is like a present—we only receive it on special occasions like project debriefs, performance reviews, and when someone wants to give us an earful about something. But imagine ...
What’s the next step you need to take for your dream? How you answer that may signal if you’re thinking linearly or non-linearly. In our latest episode of the Reinventure Me podcast, my co-host Armin Assadi and I talk about linear ...
One of the greatest challenges to embarking on something entirely new in our lives is how to get there while still maintaining our present responsibilities. Is is possible to pivot in place? In our latest episode of the Reinventure Me podcast, my ...
I often hear a common complaint among young adults (and sometimes older adults too): I don’t know what I’m good at. It’s the wrong focus and belies a mistaken belief that we are made to do what comes naturally ...
Of the many issues I’ve struggled with over my life, how to integrate my many interests has been among the most vexing. I know I’m not alone. Many of my friends and colleagues, like me, pursue a variety of ...
We’ve all seen messy leadership transitions. Unfortunately, some of the worst occur in our churches. That’s why when truly remarkable transitions occur, they deserve our attention, for there’s something in it for all of us to learn from. In ...
Taking up the habit of journaling has been the most productive habit I’ve acquired as an adult. I only wish I had learned the approach I presently use when I first attempted to journal 30 years ago—and many times ...
My wife, Anna, is a voracious reader. She’s also the smartest woman I know. I don’t think those attributes are unrelated. She’s smart because she reads and she reads because she’s smart. I’ve not always been so smart. Up ...
I'm told by others I'm headstrong. (I don't think they're referring to my intellect.)
Perseverance is a terrific quality until you continue to pursue something you should really not. Then it's stubbornness.
Mark Twain once quipped, “Nothing so needs reforming as other people’s habits.” What’s so easy to see in others, is difficult to spot in ourselves— especially so when we set out to create habits that support our long term ...