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A Conversation You Should Have About Grit With Your Teens

A Conversation You Should Have About Grit With Your Teens

Tim Elmore July 24, 2023

Max had just told me about the project he completed for his Industrial Engineering class. This 19-year-old freshman at Louisiana Tech University had begun the assignment last semester. It was designed to help people in low-income communities enjoy sustainable living conditions. The project required skills in engineering, science, math, and lots of TLC.  It was impressive. What I loved most…

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From Seeing to Seizing: Key Opportunities and How to Act on Them

From Seeing to Seizing: Key Opportunities and How to Act on Them

Mark Cole July 20, 2023

What are you doing with the opportunities in front of you? This might be the most important question for you to ask as a leader. I know that’s a bold statement, but here’s why I believe it’s true: no one can guarantee tomorrow and yesterday is too late. You don’t know when you will run out of chances to take…

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How One Mom Kept Her Teen Off Social Media for 6 Years

How One Mom Kept Her Teen Off Social Media for 6 Years

Tim Elmore July 17, 2023

If you watched The Social Dilemma on Netflix, you understand the challenges of social media platforms today. The documentary allows viewers to hear tech experts sound the alarm on the dangerous impact of social networking which Silicon Valley tech companies manipulate and influence. The film explains how social media works like a slot machine in Las Vegas—very enticing and very…

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Improving Communication to Grow Your Reputation as a Leader

Improving Communication to Grow Your Reputation as a Leader

Perry Holley July 12, 2023

Are you a good leader or a great leader? Researchers Dr. Jack Zenger and Dr. Joe Folkman used 360-degree feedback data to determine the critical skills of the leaders progressing the most in their leadership. And one of the key findings from their research was the effect that communication effectiveness has on your reputation as a leader. Improving Communication Effectiveness…

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How to Simplify Kids’ Lives Without Making Them Easier

How to Simplify Kids’ Lives Without Making Them Easier

Tim Elmore July 10, 2023

Jamie teaches English literature to high school seniors. She’s also a mother of two teens, so she sees the stress levels of young people today from both angles. She knows deep down that kids need a little stress to perform at their best, but she hates witnessing such anxiety in them. It’s a common narrative: we see students stress out…

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How to Capitalize on the Younger Generations on Your Team

How to Capitalize on the Younger Generations on Your Team

Tim Elmore July 3, 2023

Everyone has witnessed the culture wars. People in our society seem polarized over values and social issues. While I believe those battles are real, there’s a deeper issue at play that we have ignored. You might call it, “generational wars.” It’s happening every day in our workplaces. For years, our Chief Operations Officer hosted weekly leadership team meetings and did…

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