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What we can learn from the palm tree…
As I write this, we are in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic crisis. The news outlets and talking heads are pumping the air waves all day, every day with stories regarding this scary situation. A friend of ours related that she could not buy toilet paper or hand...
Your thoughts are more powerful than you think!!
"The ancestor of every action is a thought." ~Ralph Waldo Emerson When I first heard Emerson's quote, it was a "Wow!" moment for me: My own personal reality has been shaped in large part by the way I see myself – which in turn is a self-assessment molded by my own...
Back to the Future!
The choices we make today can have far-reaching impacts on your future life – and lives of others. We recently watched Back to The Future, which is a great movie classic from the '80s! I was impacted by the scene where Marty returns back to the future, after helping...
Torn down and built back up
Fresh from our annual September Leadership Summit – it was without a doubt the best in the history of our practice – our team was suddenly reenergized, with a new sense of clarity about Allied Physical Therapy's "Future City." We cast a bold vision through 2022 and...
Turning Vision into Action
I recently had the opportunity to meet with author, speaker and leader Matt Keller about how to translate vision into action. According to Keller, one of the most important things that a leader must do to move their organization forward is to clearly articulate the...
It’s Impossible: We (I) Don’t Have The Resources
Honestly, how often do you think or verbalize this thought? I don’t have the money, the time, the experience, the knowledge, to reach my goal. Therefore, I can't take that step, to do what I really want to do, to be where I really want to be. The real danger...
Change is hard!!
I am at Publix eating a salad here in Fort Myers, Florida, when I see George, who has been bagging groceries here since at least 2002, when Melissa and I were living at Red Cedar Drive apartments. There is a certain comfort in seeing George still here; still working...
Leading Change
But in order to grow, a Smart approach to business must be coupled with the hallmarks of a Healthy organization, where high-trust relationships build high morale and productivity, with minimal opportunities for politics and confusion – which leads to very low turn over.
Perspective
I turned 45 years old in April. It is hard to believe. I am grateful for where I am today, my faith, my family, my team, my community. The average lifespan in the Unted States today is 78 years. I am shooting for 90. So this means I am now at the half-way point. My desire is to make the second half better than the first; and I intend to spend my time building great relationships – as I believe relationships to be a most valuable part of life.
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