iTODD
Equip and Inspire World Changers on their leadership journey
29
Sep
Writing in the sand
Published in Uncategorized
Today I wake up and gear up for a NEW day. Yesterday for me was one of those days I am sure we have all had that just really suck the wind out of your sails due to a variety of things. Here I am at the start of a new day and as [...]
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27
Sep
Focus helps get superior results
Published in Leadership
I am a life long student of life. I always want to keep learning, growing and stretching. This desire for me starts from the moment I wake up until I go to sleep, many of you know exactly what I am talking about because that is what you do as well. One of the [...]
21
Sep
Top 100 Children’s Ministry Blogs
Published in #kidmin, ministry
Tony Kummer has spent who knows how many hours calculating a ton of blogs and their stats to end up with this pretty exhaustive list of children’s ministry blogs. This blog just for the record made it into this list at number 55. Not sure if that is great or not but considering how [...]
Tags: ministry
21
Sep
Testing, Checking and asking Why?
Published in #kidmin, Administration, ministry
Please excuse this test, I am only checking on some settings and making evaluations of what I have set up. Here is a quick thought as I end this test. I find it helpful to occasionally pop in and run some test when I add new features to my blog and also check not [...]
20
Sep
Whenever you begin a new position regardless of what it may be always remember that expectations will go both ways. As you enter into the new position you will have expectations and the people who are already there will have expectations of you as well. So, it is extremely important as a leader to [...]
Tags: Administration, Leadership, ministry, vision
20
Sep
No exceptions policy
Published in Leadership, Life
I just learned this new term called a “No Exceptions Policy”. A no exceptions policy towards habits basically means you will maintain a certain exercise (habit) no matter what happens, because you value the long term benefits of the new habit. People who will dabble at change will usually quit after just a few [...]
20
Sep
Successful people have successful habits
Published in Leadership
As I continue to get older I also continue to have some thoughts that become more firm over time. Here is one of them: “Your everyday choices ultimately determine if you will experience success or just watch others experience success.” Notice I did say “everyday choices”. Choices for success are good and consistent choices [...]
Tags: committment, Leadership, productivity
19
Sep
Baby Jenelle pictures
Published in Uncategorized
I am needing to test out some work that has been done on my blog so I thought I would take advantage of this time to post a Baby Jenelle picture where she has my favorite shirt on. [Posted with iBlogger from my iPad] Buffer
Tags: family
11
Sep
What’s your reason for wanting leadership?
Published in Leadership
As time goes by and I get the priveledge of talking with more and more leaders over the years, one thing is becoming even more obvious to me: Peoples core reasons for leading. Many people are interested and strive to be in leadership because of what they imagine it can provide for them. Some [...]
Tags: Administration, Leadership, Team building
