Looking To The Future
After careful consideration, we have decided to discontinue this site.
After careful consideration, we have decided to discontinue this site.
On any day of the week I am often in front of an audience of leaders either facilitating, training or coaching in various areas and topics of leadership.
Not knowing the actual definition of the word “still” I thought I would look it up…and…
First of all, I had no idea the season tickets we had been offered would bring us in contact with so many Pittsburgh Steelers fans.
Derinda and I will be attending an Atlanta Falcons game this afternoon. Have not done this since 1992 and that’s been a minute. Will post photos later.
Typically each year my wife and I welcome lots of guest during the holidays. Hopefully this year will be no different.
Going to Clarkesville, Georgia for the weekend. Top down hopefully on the car.
In coaching leaders, I often hear these responses, “I don’t know what to do.” “I’m not sure of the next step.” “I don’t have what I need to go forward.” My usual reply? “What’s in your hand?”
Many times our own words are the answers we are looking for…to the questions we have asked ourselves…we just don’t hear them.
Jason in a fun loving way let me know he had some place to be. Some place very important…for him.
It was the last day of school, Humphries Elementary, sixth grade, Southeast Atlanta, the year? 1968! And Cissy Shaw was going to know how I felt. So, I decided, today was the day.
Typically, I have little or no warning when inspiration is about to show up in my life. This particular day being one of those times.
As an Executive Coach…coaching non-executives as well, you often have to get to a third layer to find out the real issue.
Will and I were discussing leadership strategies when I asked him the following question…
In the coming days www.johnhembree.com will go through some changes.
Ever visited an amusement park, shopping mall or complex of buildings and you can not determine where you are? In fact, you are here. But, where is here?
No matter how many times you say, “I have always wanted to…” or, “I think I could…” it does not matter, not even in the least, until you do that which you wanted to or thought you could.
You already have some idea as to what the next few days holds in store. But then, there is the inevitable. The inevitable surprise, the curve ball, the gotcha.