This month blog was a bit interesting to write. You see, historically, I have grown up in the process improvement and efficiency world. With 20 years of experience leading major corporations and now consulting for a wide range of... Read More »
When I was growing up, I lived on 10 acres and enjoyed helping take care of the land. As a matter of fact, I enjoyed it so much that I took a position as a “cabana boy” for a... Read More »
For some time now, I have begun blocking out a spiritual retreat day in my calendar on a monthly basis. Yes, I do spend time in scripture and prayer daily, however, there is something special about setting a time... Read More »
I’ve resisted writing this post for a long time. Honestly, I didn’t want people to think I’d lost my mind. But the story is too powerful not to share. Every summer, my back porch becomes my office. I love... Read More »
This past week I had the opportunity to sit in a coaching training session with leaders from across the nations which was extremely valuable. We’ll likely be sharing more on the specifics in the months ahead. One... Read More »
So, if you’re a follower, you likely know that God has a tendency at times to hit me with a brick beside my head to get my attention. As a leadership coach, who is type “A” and task-oriented, I... Read More »
Our son, Christopher Jr. really loves his mom. For years, I’ve watched their relationship and have great joy and appreciation for how my son treats his mother. Is he perfect, no; however, overall he is characterized by have a... Read More »
In the event you didn’t see our last update. In September, Kandice Richey, my sister, and I have an exciting opportunity to share Christ’s love with the people in Nairobi, Kenya on a mission’s trip sponsored by my church,... Read More »
While sometimes technology can get a bad rap, it also is a wonderful tool at times. One of the things our family does is share our calendars on our iPhones. Some are better than others at keeping events up... Read More »
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on “commitment” and its importance to building trust. Making commitments to one and another and living up to these commitments is absolutely critical in building trust. We touch on this in our post “The One... Read More »