Change without transformation …
It’s almost window-dressing time! As 2010 is rapidly winding down, the next few months will bring out a rapid flow of holiday decorations in businesses and public […]
16
Sep
2010
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
14
Sep
2010
What are you forecasting?
A friend of mine recently approached me with the common greeting, “How are you doing?” I had a lot on my mind at the time, so I […]
13
Sep
2010
Small enough to be useful …
Here’s a quirky reality for me: I like flying (in an airplane, of course), but I don’t like heights. For some reason, I’m perfectly comfortable being 30,000 […]
11
Sep
2010
The stupid question …
If you’ve ever attended a workshop, seminar, conference or retreat, you know that some time after the speaker has delivered their talk they often take questions from […]
08
Sep
2010
The barking dog …
From the moment the small dog saw me, it started barking, and didn’t stop until I finally walked out of its sight. I was walking down a […]
01
Sep
2010
Faith on a treadmill …
Several years ago I experienced pain radiating down my arm in a similar fashion to what is sometimes experienced when someone has a heart attack. So the […]
31
Aug
2010
Godliness doesn’t just happen to you …
The best Personal Trainers I have observed as a Personal Trainer myself are those who train their clients to train themselves. I say that because, at some […]
17
Aug
2010
When being grateful isn’t enough …
Sometimes being grateful isn’t enough. You likely have experienced a situation where someone has done something of such significance for you there wasn’t an adequate means of […]
14
Aug
2010
A simple way to improve work performance or relationships …
Personal performance and productivity can be enhanced — sometimes dramatically — by putting to use a simple skill anyone can apply to whatever they do. That simple […]
13
Aug
2010
To accomplish more, you have to require more …
Having too low a standard is a primary reason why many church leaders have a problem recruiting church members to serve in various positions within the church. […]