Nobel Prize Winners Agree & Have Advice For You
At last week’s World Economic Forum over a private dinner, eight Nobel Prize winners were asked what they perceived as the world’s biggest challenge.
Archive October 14, 2010
Apple’s “Genius Bar” – The Church Equivalent?
So I am just starting to use more Apple products. I’m not exactly a tech early adapted (as anyone on our FYI team will readily tell you) and I have never visited an Apple Genius Bar.
How to Accomplish More by Doing Less
If you’re like me, you spent time during the holidays thinking (and hopefully praying) about goals for 2012.
A Truly Collaborative Youth Ministry Training Gathering
I don’t think I’ve ever been invited to attend, let alone speak, at a youth ministry training event in which “Collaborative” was the primary noun.
HBR’s Most Popular Blog Posts in 2011
I have always loved reading about leadership. I probably own more books about leadership than any single topic.
Is Facebook Making You Miserable?
I love technology. Well, maybe that’s an overstatement. I really like technology. But as much as it’s a blessing, it can also become a burden.
Does The Way We Affirm Teenagers Hinder Them?
A few years ago, I heard about some research conducted by Stanford University’s (go Andrew Luck! Sorry, couldn’t resist) Carol Dweck on the effects of our affirmation on children and teenagers.
Let’s End the Really Bad Power Point
OK, I have a confession: I really like Power Point (and other similar slide-type programs like Keynote).
Some Great Lessons from Steve Jobs’ Life
Like you, I have read a BUNCH about Steve Jobs in the past few weeks. One of the posts that hit home the most for me was a blog by Adam McLane from the Youth Cartel.
Are We Training Fleas (aka Teenagers) Not to Jump Too High?
I have loved getting to know Kenda Creasy Dean, a member of the Practical Theology/Youth Ministry faculty at Princeton Seminary this last decade or so.