 Image from original CT article Leaders everywhere share a common challenge: help people reach their full potential. In some cases, high potential. But such achievements rarely happen on their own.
My son Scott entered his senior year of high school football with low expectations. he missed the entire junior season with a broken elbow - a critical injury for a quarterback. The head coach remained uncommitted as to who would earn the starting role, and the anxiety took its toll on Scott's confidence. Then someone showed up for him. Click here to read the full article.
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AuthorDavid Staal writes, speaks, consults, and has filled a career with executive and leadership positions in the non-profit, mega-church, and corporate sectors. Blogs/Articles |
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