Monthly Archives: May 2015

The Law of Explosive Growth: To Add Growth, Lead Followers- To Multiply, Lead Leaders I like this title. A good leader leads followers. A great leader leads leaders. That’s deep. I have work to do. I think I lead leaders, … Continue reading →

The Law of Timing: When to Lead is as Important as What to do and Where to Go This should be a very exciting chapter to explore considering I’m wrestling with timing issues in my life. Am I too young? … Continue reading →

The Law of Sacrifice: A Leader Must Give Up to Go Up It’s kind of interesting that I was just discussing sacrifice with a mentor yesterday. We must be willing to give up a little now in return for a … Continue reading →

The Law of Priorities: Leaders Understand that Activity is not Necessarily Accomplishment Man! We hear this all the time! Activity doesn’t necessarily mean productivity. We not only have to be efficient with our time, but we have to be effective … Continue reading →

The Law of the Big Mo: Momentum is a Leader’s Best Friend If you’ve got all the passion, tools, and people you need to fulfill a great vision, yet you can’t seem to get your organization moving and going in … Continue reading →

The Law of Victory: Leaders Find a Way for the Team to Win But I think that victorious leaders have one thing in common: they share an unwillingness to accept defeat. The alternative to winning is totally unacceptable to them. … Continue reading →

The Law of Buy-In: People Buy into the Leader, Then the Vision I already like this law because it speaks directly to the kind of momentum that I’m trying to build. I understand that the vision is as strong as … Continue reading →

The Law of the Picture: People Do What People See This chapter starts out telling a few stories about some men who fought in World War II. They had good leaders and bad leaders. Moral of the story is that … Continue reading →

The Law of Empowerment: Only Secure Leaders Give Power to Others I know this isn’t necessarily related to the passage, but I think Henry Ford’s philosophy on mass producing his vehicles fits perfectly with what I’m aspiring to accomplish in … Continue reading →