On My Walk

#046 - Refusing To Play Your Strongest Card

At times, leaders need to refuse to play their strongest card. John Adams gives us the perfect example why.

#045 - Mastering Your Craft

#044 - The Learning Leader

George Washington may have been the most imposing leadership figure in America, but he wasn’t the best or the brightest — but he possessed a key trait every leader that lasts must have.

#043 - The Power To Keep-A-Goin

Here is the not-so-secret source of strength to ‘Keep a-goin’ through the long — and challenging — walk that is life.

#042 - Speak Up

Our Founding Fathers and Martin Luther King give us two perspectives on an essential role of leadership: Speaking up!

#041 - The Leader Who Did Not Look Like A Leader

“Appearances can be deceiving.” So goes the common idom. This is a defining reality when it comes to James Madison and illustrates two essential lessons for leaders.

#040 - Hindsight Is A Tricky Tool

Hindsight is 20/20, but when it comes to reading history such vision may hurt more than help. Here’s why.

#039 - The Strangest Story In The World

GK Chesterton brings us face-to-face with the essential truth behind the Good Friday story.

#038 - The Crux Of The Matter

G.K. Chesterton helps us see why the cross of Christ is “the crux of the matter in the ongoing debate of evolution and religion."

#037 - Opportunity

If you are looking “somewhere out there” for something better to come along. You need to meet Edward R. Sill.