Re-Defining Greatness – “Everybody Can Serve”
Martin Luther King (kinetic typography) from versa on Vimeo.
Martin Luther King (kinetic typography) from versa on Vimeo.
Awesome video… watch, think, listen, serve.
Martin Luther King (kinetic typography) from versa on Vimeo.
Martin Luther King (kinetic typography) from versa on Vimeo.
Awesome video… watch, think, listen, serve.
I am going to start sharing random thoughts that I write on napkins. We will call these a #NapkinThought. Todays #NapkinThought is Why @Southwestair is winning.
Below is a list of 20 Things You Need To STOP Doing… Right Now!
Share your thoughts on any of these 20 and feel free to add more to the list.
Here is a 5 minute “Manager vs. Leader” video that I shot a couple of years ago. It’s the video that keeps on giving (150,000+ views). I constantly receive feedback, quotes, comments and notes from college professors and students about it being shared in their leadership classes.
I thought it might encourage you today. (side-note, the video is only in one channel, if anyone knows how to fix that without removing YouTube views, let a brotha know.”
Those of you who have followed me for awhile, know that I’m a fan of 2 sports teams: OU Sooners and OKC Thunder. Additionally, I’m also a fan of great leadership, leadership lessons and seeing people realize their leadership potential. The Oklahoma City Thunder are a young franchise filled with young players. Fortunately for Thunder fans like myself, neither of those two factors has limited their success. The Thunder have been very successful and I’m a true believer that everything rises and falls with leadership, in this case the Thunder have risen because of great leadership and having great players is a part of great leadership.
I thought I would share 7 Leadership Lessons From The Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Thunder may have a little ways to go before they can take out the already crowned repeated NBA Champions Miami Heat. They are definitely close and are clawing at their heals. Greatness takes time to achieve and leadership is the only road to greatness. Don’t worry about size, age, losing key pieces to the puzzle, simply stay hungry, develop what you have, have some foresight and remember culture is crucial. For the record, this Thunder fan isn’t crowning the Heat. The easiest way to fall is to think that you have already arrived.
Do any of these resonate with you and your organization? Share your thoughts?
Chris Kelly, one-half of the 1990s kid’s rap duo Kris Kross, died Wednesday at an Atlanta hospital after being found unresponsive at his Atlanta home. He was 34.
I had to explain to my boys who Kris Kross was and I had to show them this video to give some perspective. I think backwards pants and should come back in style for youngsters.
Do you remember KrisKross? Did you ever wear your clothes backwards? Tell the truth.
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