Monthly Archives: February 2016

When I gave the keynote presentation on Leadership in Atlanta I was struck by the reality that no one in the audience was exactly alike. Different sizes,color of eyes,different smiles,temperament a host of other variables.It is truly amazing that each … Continue reading →

There is a beautiful island that resides in our head that is filled with wonderful dreams and accomplishments.The island is filled with new ventures,exciting vacations,career opportunities and a host of thrilling opportunities. The name of the island is “Someday”.Someday I … Continue reading →

Yesterday in Atlanta was one of those peak experiences from start to finish. I had a lapel microphone and was able to walk around and interact with the sold out crowd. They loved the stories that supported the key Leadership … Continue reading →

One of the great gifts we can give to children is to model that dreams and goals don’t stop once we become adults. Children often live in the wonderful world where anything is possible, but it seems to me that … Continue reading →

Some of the things I learned from Jeanne Mount: You can be totally overwhelmed with tragedy, or you can find ways to rise above even the most impossible circumstances Spend little time and energy on telling children what they can’t … Continue reading →

At a funeral yesterday the daughter referred to her mother as “Fed Ex”.She explained that her mother was immediately responsive to others ,and delivered on all requests often on the next day. What a wonderful testament to a life well … Continue reading →

Tommy Mount despite his physical limitations was a joy to be around.He would tease me,play his guitar with vigor ,and enjoy every moment of his life. This was largely because Jeanne did not lower the bar for Tommy’s opportunities,she raised … Continue reading →

I learned last night that Jeanne Mount had died.She was one of the most remarkable people that I had the privilege to know. Jeanne and her husband Chet had five wonderful children when tragedy struck not once but three times. … Continue reading →