Subscribe to Blog via Email
Recent Comments
- Ha on Your Legacy Is Every Life You’ve Touched
- Joseph Fennelly on Peace and Love to You and Yours
- patricia albin on Peace and Love to You and Yours
- Joseph fennelly on On Joys Awaiting Beyond Our Perceived Limits
- Kay Coll on This Is Water
- Melvin M Moore on The Magic of Belief
- Johnston Beach on On Gratefulness… Stop, Look, Go
- Martin Nicholas on The Black Dot
- reecha on I Am the Master of My Fate, I Am the Captain of My Soul
- Mike Reuter on Be-Know-Do Model of Leadership
-
Recent Posts
- On Good, Better, Best… the Great Leader’s Unending Journey to Greatness
- Living Life as a Gift
- The Magnificence of Leadershifts
- Reflecting Back and Living Forward
- Peace and Love to You and Yours
- On the Joy of Transitions
- On Joys Awaiting Beyond Our Perceived Limits
- On Promises
- On the Value of Storytelling
- Going Up to the Balcony
Categories
Tags
- Accomplishment (20)
- Achievement (23)
- Action (29)
- Allegory (87)
- Attitude (19)
- Beauty (25)
- Care (23)
- Challenge (49)
- Change (37)
- Choice (29)
- Commitment (44)
- Decision-Making (22)
- Dream (54)
- Experience (18)
- Focus (50)
- Gift (31)
- Goal (30)
- Growth (47)
- Happiness (53)
- Henry David Thoreau (22)
- Holiday (20)
- Inspiration (28)
- John Maxwell (45)
- Joy (45)
- Learning (21)
- Limit (37)
- List (93)
- Love (23)
- Mindset (41)
- Moment (20)
- Opportunity (28)
- Passion (66)
- Perspective (32)
- Philip Humbert (26)
- Possibility (71)
- Potential (42)
- Purpose (67)
- Reflection (51)
- Responsibility (23)
- Seth Godin (27)
- Stephen Covey (27)
- Success (35)
- Time (21)
- Tony Robbins (26)
- Value (32)
Archives
Tag Archives: Socrates
Reflecting Back and Living Forward
These were the promises and excitement that filled the hearts and souls of great leaders as 2020 began: another year of exciting growth, magnificent achievements and the realization of their dreams and purpose’s purpose. The great leaders pause now to … Continue reading
Posted in Fulfillment
Tagged Achievement, Dreams, Growth, Henry David Thoreau, New Year, Possibility, Purpose, Reflection, Socrates
Leave a comment
Change Is Nature
In a recent Holstee Reflection blog, Dave Radparvar shares the story of Remy from the Pixar film, Ratatouille. In it, great leaders are reminded of the living presence of change as part of their life and the world in which … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure
Tagged Adaptation, Allegory, Ceaselessness, Change, Dave Radparvar, Dream, Influence, JD Houston, Socrates
1 Comment
On the Power of Self-Knowledge
Self-knowledge is the magnificent cornerstone of leadership. Alfred Lord Tennyson writes: “Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control; these three alone lead to sovereign power.” Self-knowledge is the primal source that shapes the great leaders’ lives. It gives them access to their confidence, perspectives … Continue reading
Posted in Mosaic
Tagged Alfred Lord Tennyson, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, Challenge, Choice, Confidence, Control, Courage, George Sand, Judgment, Perspective, Reflection, Socrates
2 Comments
On the Joy of Change
“Whatever remains unexamined, eventually becomes invisible” writes Tom Mackell in his article, Capturing Our Own Warrior Spirit to Overcome Challenges and Initiate Change.Change fills the lives of great leaders. They continuously fan the glowing embers of their insatiable childhood curiosity to challenge, question … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Challenge, Change, Curiosity, Jim Rohn, Mahatma Ghandi, Max De Pree, Socrates, Tom Mackell
1 Comment
The Law of Expansion
In his book, The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth, John Maxwell shares his Law of Expansion – how great leaders increase their thinking capacity and their capacity for action, how they grow and learn to stretch their limits. He begins … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond
Tagged Action, Energy, Focus, John Maxwell, Limit, Louis Patler, Potential, Robert J Kriegel, Socrates
Leave a comment
The Law of Expansion
In his book, The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth, John Maxwell shares his Law of Expansion. Quoting Robert J. Kriegel and Louis Patler from their book, If It Ain’t Broke … Break It: “We don’t have a clue as to what … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond
Tagged Action, Adaptation, Babe Ruth, Capacity, Energy, Focus, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Jack Jackson, John Maxwell, Limit, Louis Patler, Pablo Picasso, Potential, Robert J Kriegel, Robert Schuller, Socrates, Zig Ziglar
Leave a comment
On Being Unusual
Philip Humbert, author and motivational speaker, wrote: “One of the paradoxes of life is that being ‘reasonable’ often means settling for ordinary results, while success usually requires us to step outside our normal routines, be different and, sometimes, uncomfortable. Highly … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond
Tagged Challenge, Joy, Ordinary, Oscar Wilde, Philip Humbert, Routine, Socrates, Uniqueness
Leave a comment
Three Minute Leadership: Time Alone to Look Within
In a recent article, “Discover and Be Who You Are,” Philip Humbert poignantly reminds us of the critical importance of ‘time alone’ in our continuing journey of self-discovery. Time alone provides us with those cherished, quiet moments in our lives in … Continue reading
Posted in Moments
Tagged Discovery, Impact, Influence, Moment, Perception, Perspective, Peter Drucker, Philip Humbert, Socrates
Leave a comment
