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Feed the 5000 once, it’s a miracle. Feed them twice, you’re a caterer. At the Transformational Business Network, we teach them to fish! Am thrilled to have been called upon to be a pitch judge at the Aga Khan Scale… Continue Reading →
We all know Billy Graham. But have you heard of Chuck Templeton or Bron Clifford? All three men were in their mid-twenties in the 1940’s. And they were packing auditoriums. After hearing Chuck Templeton preach to an audience of thousands,… Continue Reading →
From the small notes the girls sneaked into my lunch bag this morning to a wife (an angel-on-loan to me, if you asked me) who has been travailing and beseeching heaven on my behalf since the year begun, to the… Continue Reading →
Heard of The Prayer of Jabez? It became so popular it even made the New York Times bestseller list a few years ago. But David’s little-proclaimed (but bold) prayer in the Psalms jumped off the page at me this morning…. Continue Reading →
Just completed my first read of the year. Published last October, New York Times best selling author TD Jakes’ latest book is a flight metaphor of an entrepreneurial journey. From the runway of opportunity to soaring to freedom at 30,000… Continue Reading →
Outnumbered: You don’t mess with daddy and his girls#LaserTag
In Memoriam: Tonight, the continent goes to sleep with a tear in the right eye. HUGH MASEKELA. The foremost architect of afro-jazz passed on earlier today. He lent his incredible talent to the redemption of an entire nation. Together with… Continue Reading →
Religion is a guy sitting in church thinking what a perfect day it is to golf. Relationship is a guy out golfing, thinking about God;-)
Over the last 12 years, I’ve been fortunate to steward businesses that have transformed into world-class enterprises. That journey has been a long and arduous one. I’ve made enough mistakes to last me a lifetime. I’ve lost money enough to… Continue Reading →
Christmas is long gone but some things just won’t go. Take, for example, this cookie tin. Late last night, I stumbled into our dimly lit kitchen to get a glass of water. And I spied it, half way open,… Continue Reading →