Author: Ken

From the moment I came home from the hospital as a newborn baby until I left for college, I slept in the same bedroom. It was my room. Baseball cards,…

In terms of financial health, the equation is fairly simple: don’t take out more than you put in. Unless you’re the federal government, most banks…

Stories are powerful. Parents tell stories to help their children find their place in the world. Coaches tell stories to inspire their players. Leade…

For some crazy reason, leaders in other organizations will contact me for advice. I usually chalk it up to desperation or having exhausted all other o…

In terms of finances, I wish I would have learned the lesson of compound interest when I was twenty-five years old. But, as with many things, it’s b…

My father once told me something that you have probably heard in some shape or form. He told me, “Ken, if common sense was truly common then more pe…

Years ago, I had a coworker who every Thursday afternoon would say the same thing at the same time: “I’ve hit my 32.” As in 32 hours. As in “…

Do I start this post with a statistic or a gripping story? Should it be a short post or an expanded article? Focused on relationships, leadership, or …

Leaders are people who want to get things done. That’s why we lead teams, organizations, or businesses. We have dreams and visions, goals and object…

Anchors. Big, heavy pieces of metal that sailors use to keep the wind or current from moving their ship. The ship may swing, sway, and be tossed aroun…