“He has trouble with the snap.” What has happened to Blake O’Neill since that fateful day on the football field in Ann Arbor in 2015?
We’re wired to keep pressing forward, to do more, to take on additional burdens. What if it was ok to dial it back a little?
Ironmen describes people who put endurance to the ultimate test. This week, my good friend Rob Myers contributes thoughts endurance, as an athlete, a husband and a father.
Leadership is the art of inspiring others to work toward the achievement of a common goal and Servant Leadership is its highest expression.
On October 12, 1969, a Detroit Radio Station killed Paul McCartney. Russ Gibb, working on WKNR-FM, heard from an Eastern Michigan University student about a series of clues that seemed to point to Paul McCartney’s death. The story took on a life of its own, both on Keener and WKNR-FM…
Just, for the sake of a better world, examine your own beliefs and ask yourself, “What makes me think this is actually true?”
Sharing useful content establishes you as a thought leader in your brand space. Here are seven helpful keys to finding and sharing it.
Whatever you may be doing now, someone else is out there thinking about how to do it better. Why not be the one to raise the bar?
Ted Lasso’s Emmy Award-winning adventures as a fish out of water who everyone expected to fail is filled with valuable wisdom for every workplace.
Sequel songs have been around from the dawn of the Rock Era and continue to be popular with music moguls today. “Sequel”, Harry Chapin’s follow-up to “Taxi” is one of the most recognizable. Bobby Boris Pickett followed up “Monster Mash” with “Monster Swim”. And Jimmy Dean tried for a sequel…