With The Masters Tournament underway, I find myself doing what I often do this time of year—watching golf, not just on a Sunday afternoon, but each day of the tournament. I not only enjoy watching the great shot making and beauty of Augusta National, but also the interactions between the golfer and their caddy. ItContinue reading “The Caddy”
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Lessons From the Fairway
With it being The Masters Tournament week, I’m reminded that golf is more than a game—it’s a teacher. Every round has something to say.It teaches patience when things don’t go as planned, reminding us that growth often comes through persistence, not perfection. It teaches ownership—every shot is yours, shaping not just your score, but yourContinue reading “Lessons From the Fairway”
Everyone Needs a Little Nic In Their Life
A few weeks ago, Deb and I drove to Harlan to honor a friend. We spent four years in Harlan (2001-2005), and nights like that remind us how much those relationships still matter — and how deeply they still impact our lives today. Nic Christensen spent 19 seasons on the Harlan boys basketball staff beforeContinue reading “Everyone Needs a Little Nic In Their Life”
What’s Important Now
What’s Important Now? The news that legendary coach Lou Holtz passed away this week prompted me to spend some time revisiting his life and leadership. If you ever watched him speak, you remember the energy. He was passionate, motivating, and deeply principled. His success on the football field was remarkable, but what may have beenContinue reading “What’s Important Now”
Lead Yourself
Are you a leader or a follower? The most important person you have to lead each day is yourself, so yes, I would say I am a leader, as are you. Not only must we lead but how we talk to yourself each day is critical as well. Just like the people you lead. Don’tContinue reading “Lead Yourself”
Made For This Moment 