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Leadership is Helpfulness

November 3, 2017 By drairwolf 1 Comment

In the end, everyone’s simply looking for a way to sweeten their deal. This is what our trainer at Bartell & Bartell shared while teaching us about personality assessment. He meant that if most people were honest, they’re just looking for a way to make things a little better for themselves. It was in this context […]

Filed Under: blog, Leadership Tagged With: leadership, servant leadership

3 Complications with Looking for Church Volunteer Leadership

October 24, 2017 By drairwolf Leave a Comment

Where are the Leaders?  Churches, like most organizations, are always looking for leaders. I recently read an interesting article meant to help church leaders determine whether congregants are leaders or simply doers. Although I agree developing leaders is one of the greatest challenges any organization faces, I disagree with placing people in these two categories. […]

Filed Under: blog Tagged With: church leader, church leadership, leader, leadership

The Church and the Bachelor Have Something in Common

October 16, 2017 By drairwolf Leave a Comment

There was a time, not too long ago, when my wife would find herself drawn into the weekly drama of the Bachelor and the Bachelorette. At first I made fun of her, wondering how in the world any reasonable person could be drawn into such drivel. But I confess, soon even I began to wonder […]

Filed Under: blog, discipleship, Spiritual Growth Tagged With: spiritual growth

How You View Volunteers Determines How You Lead Them

September 26, 2017 By drairwolf 1 Comment

How you view volunteers will determine how you lead them. In 1957 Douglas McGregor spoke at a conference about two different types of employee motivation. He hypothesized that worker motivation could be broken into two broad categories: Theory X and Theory Y. Those associated with X believe workers are generally lazy, selfish, and difficult to […]

Filed Under: blog, Leadership Tagged With: giving, service, volunteering, volunteers

Exercise Room Closed Due to Wall Hole at Thorne Inc.

August 7, 2017 By drairwolf 1 Comment

A mysterious wall hole has temporarily impeded exercise at Thorne Inc. Management is currently taking steps to rectify this situation.     Signs had to be put in place during repairs Thorne Inc. would like thank employees in advance for their cooperation during repairs and ask in the future they keep their butt under control […]

Filed Under: blog, humor, Parenting Tagged With: boys, family, kids, parenting, parenting boys

Living Life to the Full

July 27, 2017 By drairwolf 2 Comments

My junior year of college was amazing in many ways. I lived in a great dorm with incredible friends. It felt like I was hitting the peak of the college experience. But, there was one area I was falling behind: dating. All of my close friends were dating. I don’t say that to be dramatic. […]

Filed Under: blog, Life Tagged With: journal, living life, self-reflection

3 Essential Leader Types for a Great Team

July 24, 2017 By drairwolf 1 Comment

It Takes a Team There’s something about leadership teams. Whether in cartoons, sports, or in real life, we somehow instinctively get that we need the various gifts and strengths of others to succeed as a leader. It may be easy to understand this need as an essential concept, but it’s a lot harder to think […]

Filed Under: blog, Leadership Tagged With: leader, leadership, team, teamwork

Why Can’t Everyone Lead Like You

June 29, 2017 By drairwolf 2 Comments

Law of the Hammer  Have you ever noticed how easy it is to view your leadership style as superior to others? If you lead with your gut and make quick decisions, it’s difficult when others take their time. But, on the other hand if you lean towards facts and figures, it’s frustrating when those around […]

Filed Under: blog, Leadership Tagged With: leader, leadership, leadership style, personality

The Easter Candy Contract

June 18, 2017 By drairwolf 1 Comment

It’s been a good year for employees at Thorne Inc. This Easter employees enjoyed a sizable “Easter bonus”. Two Thorne Inc. employees decided they wanted to pool all their candy into one large pile, in order to better benefit from their bounty. Management did not think this was a very good idea. The potential threat […]

Filed Under: blog, humor, Parenting Tagged With: parenting

Thorne Inc. on Employee Creativity

June 8, 2017 By drairwolf 1 Comment

  Recently an employee of Thorne Inc. decided typical places to express creativity were not sufficient. So, the following memo had to be issued to all employees in hopes of deterring future inappropriate creative expression. Here’s what caused the necessity of the memo to be written and distributed amongst employees:  An important lesson was learned by […]

Filed Under: blog, Parenting

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