by Barry | Jun 20, 2014 | Awareness, Communication, Growth, Influence, Inspiration, Leadership
WOW! So many emotions over the last few months as the dream of publishing a book became a reality. The release of Leadership by Invitation: How to RSVP and Embrace your Role as a LEADER, has provided many lessons, many of which I did not see coming during my book...
by Barry | May 27, 2014 | Awareness, Influence, Inspiration, Leadership, Legacy, Respect
One of the things I miss the most about being a Boy Scout leader is the Memorial Day Flag Plant that we participated in every year. On Memorial Day, we would head up to Willamette National Cemetery in Portland and along with the boys, would clean off the grave...
by Barry | May 19, 2014 | Awareness, Brand, Communication, Engagement, Influence, Leadership, Relationships, Teamwork
Wow! This has been the longest stretch without posting here since I started this blog two years ago. Between travelling, trying to get my book published and moving into a new office, I just had to say NO to a few things. But now it’s back to business....
by Barry | Apr 25, 2014 | Awareness, Clarity, Focus, Leadership, Personal Development
Have you ever noticed that when you allow yourself to look beyond the obvious, you can learn some cool stuff from the most interesting places. Last weekend we headed across the state of Oregon into Idaho to visit family for the Easter Weekend. I learned a few...
by Barry | Apr 14, 2014 | Awareness, Decision Making, Failure, Intentionality, Results
Last week on our Platform Builders Mastermind call. we spotlighted one of the Maxwell Team mentors, Ed DeCosta, who recently release his new book ASCEND: A Coach’s Roadmap For Taking Your Performance To New Heights. If you want some “no-nonsense, get...
by Barry | Apr 10, 2014 | Awareness, Brand, Communication, Environment, Leadership, Relationships, Team Chemistry, Trust
This month in the Platform Builders Mastermind Group, we are diving into “Leading The Starbucks Way: 5 Principles for Connecting with Your Customers, Your Products, and Your People” by Joseph A. Michelli. Sure this book is about Starbucks, but it’s much bigger than...
