Warning: this thought contains numerous analogies.  🙂

Some things are so obvious that we become blind to them.  Consider these famous sayings.  You can’t see the forest for the trees.  It is as plain as the nose on your face.  If it had been a snake, it would have bitten you.  We use quips like these to make a point that something is so obvious and yet, for some reason, we just don’t get it. Continue reading A Brick Wall Can’t Hear You No Matter How Loud You Yell →

Last time here on Intentional Leadership, we discussed how worry can rob you of every leadership skill you have ever developed.  We explored that planning is a powerful tool which empowers you to overcome worry and continue to make successful progress.

Today we are considering a second option to negate worry: delegation.  Continue reading Why Worry When You Can Delegate? →

Here is one thing I know about being a leader.   Worry will never empower you.  Worry can rob you of every leadership skill you have ever developed.

Have you ever thought to yourself, “I’m so thankful that I worried over that”?  Even the mention of that statement seems absurd.  So, why Continue reading Why Worry When You Can Plan? →