Everyone collects something – and most of collect a lot of things.   Daytime talk shows often have people on with bizarre collections:  they collect animals, or toys, or they save everything – to the point where their houses can’t hold it all. I’m not talking about those extreme cases, I’m talking about people like you

Ed Brenegar spends most days as leadership guide and organizational change consultant.  He consultants, teaches, coaches, writes and speaks about leadership, gratitude, stewardship and the social/organizational dynamics of organizations. He does this through his Circle of Impact Guide system.  He’s a busy guy – along with his blog – Leading Questions (which is a nominee for

A participant from a workshop I led several years ago posed a question to me last week. While she shared more details, this is the crux of her question: “Currently low morale is my major issue. With all of the changes there were reductions to staff and responsibility changes . . . I appreciate any

In the next couple of days you will see people of all ages dressed in costumes.  Perhaps you will even don one yourself.  Whether you are staying home and handing out the goodies, or hosting or going to a Halloween party, I have a leadership challenge and opportunity for you. This challenge can be accepted

We look in them each day, research says, more often than we realize.  We check our hair and our smile.  We check to see if our shirt is buttoned correctly.  We check to see if we have lettuce from lunch still on our teeth. We look in the mirror often, to check on our physical