June 23, 2016
One of the topics we spend a bit of time on in my coaching process is helping people to understand whether or not they are characterized by being a “giver” or “taker”. Likely as you read these words, many...
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June 13, 2016
24 years ago today, June 13th, 1992, Lisa and I rode off into the sunset following our professing our vows to one another. Looking back on this day, like many of you I anticipate, I’m not sure we knew...
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May 31, 2016
Over the past couple weeks, I’ve been recalling a story that I ran across a few months ago related to two horses. One which was “bridled” and another which was living the “wild” life. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able...
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May 26, 2016
If you live in Indianapolis, IN, there is a good chance you’re familiar with Shepard Community Center. Located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, they have several great initiatives ongoing to aid to “break the cycle of poverty”. One...
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May 25, 2016
Whether you’re steering a corporate empire, managing a small business, or nurturing personal relationships, the transformative tool of “Start, Stop, Continue” holds the key to unlocking untapped potential. Yet, many shy away from these fundamental questions: “What should I...
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May 17, 2016
Please read and comment on this guest post from Chris Arnold, Jr: Why is Man’s Faith in God Dwindling? I believe man’s biggest flaw is our insistency in being “right.” Because of our obsession with being right, we over...
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May 16, 2016
Yesterday, we had a wonderful Arnold family gathering. Between my nephew’s graduation, sister’s anniversaries, Mother’s Day, and my 47th birthday, we had plenty to celebrate. One of the fun things about getting together as an entire family is sharing...
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April 28, 2016
Many of you have followed the journey of our son. In particular, this past year his being hospitalized nine times. What most haven’t heard is the story behind the scenes that has been going on within his heart. ...
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April 25, 2016
Spend anytime reflecting upon characteristics of healthy cultures and healthy relationships, inevitably the characteristic of “trust” comes to mind. Most leaders understand that “trust” is absolutely critical for relationships to work. In fact, taking it a step forward, here is a...
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April 13, 2016
I’m reading a great book by Andy Stanley, When Work & Family Collide. In it, Stanley describes a tension most wrestle with regularly. The tension between whether one “cheat’s their job or cheat’s their family”. While one may think...
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