Meanness rears its ugly head
and they hate it when you call it out
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When Relationships Die
(resending with corrected text - apologies!) I've been thinking a lot lately about loyalty, kindness and the death of relationships. You know, light, airy thoughts. My thoughts started while ago as I thought about the sheer volume of stories I hear about good friends in congregations that turned
When Relationships Die
(resending with corrected text - apologies!) I've been thinking a lot lately about loyalty, kindness and the death of relationships. You know, light, airy thoughts. My thoughts started while ago as I thought about the sheer volume of stories I hear about good friends in congregations that turned
Selects: Be Prepared, Be Kind
It's annual meeting season again, and a colleague told me Friday that she shared the post below with her congregation when it first came out, and planned to share it again that day. If you shared it before and want to share it again, you need a new
Sweet Spots and Niches
I recently saw a YouTube clip titled "The Restaurant That Became the Best by Mastering Hospitality" where the speaker talked about the NYC restaurant Eleven Madison Park and how they learned not to mimic great things other restaurants were doing, but rather to look at what they did