by Barry | Apr 14, 2020 | Focus, Priorities, Results
Welcome Back! Full transparency – I am not really sure if that was meant for me or you. It was May 4, 2015 when I last posted on this page. At that time, my business was growing, my first book, Leadership by Invitation: How to RSVP and Embrace your Role as a...
by Barry | Jan 24, 2014 | Awareness, Decision Making, Focus, Influence, Leadership, Leadership Development, Personal Development, Priorities
It’s funny how life has a way of balancing itself out. I have found that the time when I feel the best and am the most productive are when my life is in balance. I also have noticed that when my friends and clients are in that same zone they experience similar...
by Barry | Nov 28, 2013 | Attitude, Inspiration, Legacy, Priorities, Relationships
It’s almost 1:40 am on Thanksgiving morning. Some might wonder – what in the world is he doing writing a blog at this time of the day – not to mention the day he is doing it. Well I will be honest; I have been writing it in my mind all day but...
by Barry | Aug 26, 2013 | Brand, Decision Making, Goals, Influence, Priorities, Vision
I heard John Maxwell once say that “People won’t remember what you did and they won’t remember what you said, but they will remember how you made them feel.” There is a lot to be said for that statement. I believe it goes hand in hand with the...
by Barry | Jul 29, 2013 | Awareness, Goals, Influence, Intentionality, Leadership, Personal Development, Priorities, Success
I can honestly say that 90% of what I have learned about both the construction industry as well as the coaching, speaking and training lanes came from on-the-job experience. So some of you might be surprised that I would, at the same time, say that what we learn...
by Barry | Jul 1, 2013 | Decision Making, Intentionality, Leadership, Personal Development, Priorities, Relationships
My wife Michelle often reminds me that the key to life is balance. Typically I acknowledge with “Yes, I know” but I think there is more to it than simply balancing the items on your list to allocate time to business, family and fun. I believe that it is...
