by Mark Edge | Nov 3, 2023 | Employee Productivity
In 2009, C. William Fisher wrote a book titled Don’t Park Here. In it, he includes the story of driving along the road with his then 4-year-old son sitting with him in the front seat. Fisher asked his son, “Byron, what do you want to be when you grow up…?”...
by Mark Edge | Oct 26, 2023 | Employee Productivity
Over thirty years ago, I first read about a study that analyzed how the significant sections of a symphony orchestra viewed each other. They regarded: those in percussion as uncaring, dim-witted, and exuberant those playing stringed instruments as egotistical and...
by Mark Edge | Oct 12, 2023 | Employee Productivity
Joseph Pulitzer grew so influential in the field of journalism that they named their prizes after him. (It’s a big deal to win the Pulitzer Prize.) Things did not start out so well for Pulitzer. He fought in the Civil War and returned to his home in New York...
by Mark Edge | Oct 5, 2023 | Emotional Health, Employee Productivity, Spiritual Health
How often have you been trying to meet a deadline, and a visitor drops by your office? Or you’re selling a product, and you get a service call? Or, as a parent, you lie on the couch while your child naps, only to have the phone ring? Interruptions can exhaust our...
by Mark Edge | Sep 28, 2023 | Emotional Health, Employee Productivity, Spiritual Health
I have a friend who grew up in East Texas in Wills Point. He recalled last week that a fellow moved into Van Zandt County a few years ago and began a men’s Bible study shortly after. My friend’s dad joined the group and thoroughly enjoyed it. Deion Sanders...
by Mark Edge | Aug 21, 2023 | Employee Productivity
She was a servant leader. Her servant leadership was rooted in her “deep personal spirituality lived integrally” (and sustained by an interior or inner life.) Her servant leadership, fueled by her spirituality, displayed itself through her love for people and through...
