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App Yourself—Welcome to The Age of AppLightenment

January 27th, 2012
Posted in Accountability . Assisting . Behavior . Business . Challenges . Coaching . Decision Making . Direction . Fear . Focus . Goals . Innovation . Inspirational . Leadership . Learning . Listening . Managing . Partnering . Passion . Performance . Problem Solving . Productivity . Relationships . Retention . self leadership . Trends . Uncategorized . Virtual . Vision
By Jason Diamond Arnold

“Now!”, thus spoke a good App to me, “Click on my icon and you shall see, treasures of knowlendge and wisdom so fine, to help you make the most of the daily grind, Excellence, you may claim, if but you will, open me up and take your fill!” App Yourself, by J. Diamond Arnold (A [ READ MORE ]

Leadership Lessons from the 2011 World Series

October 28th, 2011
Posted in Accountability . Assisting . Behavior . Business . Challenges . Coaching . Decision Making . Fear . Focus . Goals . Innovation . Inspirational . Leadership . Managing . Norms . Partnering . Passion . Performance . Productivity . Responsibility . self leadership . Servant Leadership . Trends . Vision
By Jason Diamond Arnold

The drama unfolding in the 2011 World Series of Major League Baseball is nothing short of epic. The Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals have been engaged in a week long back and forth battle that I’m sure even the Greek gods would envy. Now last nights, dramatic, Game 6, instantly known as one of [ READ MORE ]

Four Steps for Leading the Newbie

September 23rd, 2011
Posted in Assisting . Business . Direction . Feedback . Goals . Leadership . Managing . Partnering . Performance
By Adam Morris

Congratulations! Your budget has been approved and soon you’ll be adding a new employee to your department. Not only is this an exciting time for you, but it will also be an incredibly exciting time for your new hire. It’s your responsibility to make sure that enthusiastic beginner eventually develops into an empowered expert. To [ READ MORE ]

A Power Outage Brings Out the Best in People

September 9th, 2011
Posted in Assisting . Behavior
By Matt Youngblood

In case you haven’t read the news, Southern California and parts of Mexico were hit with a massive failure in the power grid yesterday afternoon. While there are various estimates about the number of people who were without power, the average seems to be between 4-5 million people. I was one of those individuals, and [ READ MORE ]

Adjust Yourself!

April 1st, 2011
Posted in Accountability . Assisting . Behavior . Business . Challenges . Coaching . Decision Making . Direction . Focus . Inspirational . Leadership . Managing . Partnering . Performance . Productivity . Regression . Responsibility . Retention . self leadership
By Jason Diamond Arnold

“”There has always been a saying in baseball that you can’t make a hitter, but I think you can improve a hitter.” —Ted Williams Baseball players adjust themselves. You may notice this if you take in a game this opening day weekend at the ballpark. Observe the players closely and watch as they step into [ READ MORE ]

Back to Basics!

February 18th, 2011
Posted in Accountability . Assisting . Behavior . Business . Challenges . Decision Making . Direction . Focus . Innovation . Inspirational . Leadership . Managing . Norms . Passion . Performance . Productivity . Relationships . Responsibility . self leadership . Vision
By Jason Diamond Arnold

Forget what that silly groundhog in Pennsylvania has to say about the arrival of spring—it officially began this week! That’s right, pitchers and catchers reported for duty this week to their respective spring training facilities in Arizona and Florida. Major League Baseball is just around the corner, and that means the fresh hopes and dreams [ READ MORE ]

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