For those of you who attended my presentation at the TiE Rockies Breakfast for Business on November 2, 2012, thanks for your support! For those unable to attend, here is... read more →
The Celts called it right. They considered Advent—the time leading up to the birth of Jesus—to be a liminal doorway where Past, Present, and Future met in a Person. For... read more →
"To have a firm persuasion, to set out boldly in our work, is to make a pilgrimage of our labors, to understand that the consummation of work lies not only... read more →
One of the hazards of this servant selling (see also Part 1 & Part 2 of this series for reference) approach is to actually violate the Golden Rule. Rather than... read more →
If we are clear about where we are and where we want to end up, 2015 planning, important as it is, becomes a mere waypoint toward our Finish Line, whether... read more →
Liminal Dimensions Lead Foot, Rabbit’s Foot or Gazelle’s Foot? In preparation for my... read more →
In pursuit of knowledge, every day something is acquired; In pursuit of wisdom, every day something is dropped. —Lao Tzu* This week I discovered another liminal dimension: the doorway from... read more →
Last week, three events reminded me that every one of us will eventually cross one particular terrible and terrifying liminal dimension, or threshold. This week I hope to help you... read more →
John Marks Templeton (1912-2008) was not only a brilliant investor and founder of the Templeton Mutual Funds but also an amazing philanthropist who epitomized wisdom in that liminal dimension between... read more →
As I talk with business owners, the common thread to the discussion is that “grit”—passion and perseverance for long-term goals—is the key to their success. Why do so many of... read more →
