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Aug 27
Dating the Strong Silent Type: What You Need to Know Before Committing

Tall, dark, and handsome, the strong silent type, and every other three-word phrase to describe the most attractive men you can think about. You’ve had a crush on at least one you can think of, right? It’s understandable.  If you are here, you are looking for answers on what it would be like to date […]

Aug 26
What 16 Years as a Middle School Teacher Has Taught Me About Today’s Young Men

I’ve been teaching middle school for 16 years now, and I can attest that middle schoolers are a special breed of crazy. On the whole, they’re hormone-riddled, not sure who they are yet, and stuck somewhere in between little kid and teenager. This haziness is reflected in almost every aspect of their personalities. It’s a […]

Aug 23
Leading With Less: Guide To Keeping The Team Moving With Limited Resources

When you get hired at a company, you rarely expect to have to fight for limited resources. But employment is unpredictable and weird. Scarcity can happen to any department for different reasons and for varying timelines. Maybe the company had to cut back, and now employees must share office space. Or perhaps the purchases are […]

Aug 21
How Do Servant Leaders Approach Recognition and Rewards?

Whether you are a team leader or a CEO, eventually, you will have to deal with recognition and rewards for your people. So, how do you go about it? I remember when a pizza party was all the reward employees would get from their employers and managers. But right now, companies realize that recognition and […]

Aug 20
Is Teambuilding Really Necessary…and How Do You Do It?

If you’ve worked for a major corporation in the last ten years, you’ve probably been wrangled into participating in some sort of team-building activity or event. (Some of you are rolling your eyes about now.) Admittedly, team-building events can be a bore, but do they serve a purpose? As a boss, community leader, or coach, […]

Aug 19
Struggling To Avoid Micromanaging? Servant Leadership is The Solution

As an employee, I always prided myself in doing things perfectly. I had a system, and it gave me results. Striving for perfection in your work is a good quality when working under someone. But when you are calling the shots, it’s one of the things that will not help when trying to avoid micromanaging. […]

Aug 16
He Doesn’t Like Your Friends, And That’s Okay

“Do I like your friends?” He repeated the question to me. I did not need an answer after that. I mean, I had my answer when he hesitated. Plus, I could hear the lie building up in his voice. Was I okay with the fact that my partner did not like my friends? No! Should […]

Aug 14
Forgiving Yourself: Tips for Men Struggling with Being Sorry

Forgiving yourself; now that’s something I know many people struggle with. If you are anything like me, you have an easier time letting go of what people did to you than forgiving what you think you may have done wrong to yourself. Everyone receives mercy; they made a mistake, and that’s fine. But you’re different. […]

Aug 13
How I’m Becoming the Spiritual Leader in Our Home (Despite Not Being a Natural Leader)

What does it mean to be the spiritual leader of the household? It’s something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately. If you’re a Christian, then you know that biblically men are called to be the spiritual leader of the family, but what does that entail? How do we balance implementing that God-given authority with […]

Aug 12
Can you Build A Legacy In Servant Leadership?

As a leader, it is only natural to want to build a legacy in your role or other positions of power. Who doesn’t want a great legacy? To be the guy employees still speak fondly about even though they started years after you left the company. So, what kind of leaders build a great legacy? […]

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