by Bill Treasurer | Feb 4, 2011 | Courageous Leadership
Kids need to grow up. So parents patiently guide and coach their children to behave in ways that honor their individuality and spirit. Or not. When dealing with a back-talking, ever-whining, emotion-manipulating kid, patience walks out the door and parental control...
by Bill Treasurer | Feb 4, 2011 | Courageous Leadership
Back in the 90s, and even today, when setting goals senior executives retread the same advice, “Begin with the end in mind!” It helps that they are grounding their advice on sound management principles, first proffered by Dr. Stephen Covey in his über-selling book,...
by Bill Treasurer | Jan 23, 2011 | Courageous Leadership
Here’s the deal: if you resolve yourself to live a courageous life, by making courage the foundational virtue of your life, all of the other virtues – like compassion, justice, patience, and honor – are strengthened and emboldened. Courage is the First Virtue because...
by Bill Treasurer | Mar 27, 2010 | Personal Growth
Who has helped make you who you are today? That was the straightforward yet complex question that got me thinking about gratitude. The names came to me quickly. My parents, my brother, one particular teacher, a colleague, a minister, and several friends. These people...
