On October 22, 1707, a British naval fleet under the command of Admiral Cloudesley Shovell was returning from Gibraltar to port in Cornwall, in Southwestern Great Britain. Due to inclement weather and navigational limitations of that period, several ships ran aground on the Isles of Scilly, a small archipelago southwest of Land’s End. Four ships…
“Your attitude determines your altitude.” I first heard those words from John Maxwell back in the mid 80s. I’ve reflected on them many times since. Today, as we approach Thanksgiving, I’d like to offer a corollary statement. “Your gratitude determines your attitude.” Thus, by extension, our level of gratitude has an impact on the altitude…
This is the 26th episode of Leadership Adventure, marking our 6 month anniversary. Thanks to each of you for navigating this trail with me so far. If you are enjoying the content, please consider sharing it with others and encouraging them to join our community. World War II sparked amazing technological advancements in the world…
I love sailing novels, especially those based on British Naval history and tradition. I’m fascinated by these tall ships and the seamanship required to operate them – especially without engines. I can fire up my diesel in a pinch, but back then they didn’t have that option. Several series I’ve really enjoyed include: Dewey Lambdin’s,…
My guest today is Brian Kincade. Brian is the Emergency Department Assistant Supervisory Nurse at one of our local hospitals. He and his wife Morgan are active at theCHURCH of Arizona (tcaz.us), where Brian assists with the Youth Ministry and Morgan with the Worship. by Brian Kincade Think about the top performers in your organization….