Our line.

With leadership, there are always plenty of serious things to talk about. But I didn’t want these random thoughts to always be serious.

K and I recently watched the documentary ‘Fauci’ on Disney+. He was talking about a speech he gave during the AIDS epidemic.

I’ve brought up before how a lot of us––myself included––have a hard time accepting a compliment. Just as hard for me I guess is accepting a gift.

This one may seem obvious or elementary. Like I recently mentioned, it’s mostly for me. Maybe you, too.

A lot has come from a four-day retreat I led for last year’s OIA Skip Yowell Leadership class outside the little Colorado town of Meredith. Like I know most of the folks are doing, I’m also still processing what was all shared.

We’re traveling this week for a retreat in Colorado. Tonight, we had Matt Manzari speak. He shared his story about, as he put it, pain and suffering.

On our last trip to Goodwill, K bought a busload of Post-It® notes. Literally. It’s the classroom value pack.

I remember writing the first one of these. Heck, I remember coming up with the random idea that once a week I’d share a random idea.

When something goes wrong and you’re alone, it’s frustrating. When you’re with someone, it’s an adventure.

We were winding down a leadership group get-together last week. Something Glenn shared I’ll call the ‘Don’t Get A Question From The Waitstaff’ Game.

This summer we’ve had four fires within a 10-mile radius of our house. They were close enough for K and me to think about our evac plan.