Noble Leadership Training

What is your DISC style? Are you dominant, influential, steady or compliant? You have to know yourself to grow yourself. Contact me at [email protected] for scheduling an assessment.

An Open Door Policy require:
Open hands to greet
Open heart to feel
Open eyes to observe
Open ears to listen
Open mind to discern
Open mouth to counsel
Open arms to hug
Then you can close the door and pray to Him who can do something about what you just experienced.
Noble Crawford

When I think about who our leaders will be in the next generation, it largely depends on whether we as today's leaders are providing models and mentoring the kids who need us to help them get a good running start. As I read some of the statistics on The Annie E. Casey Foundation (Foundation) website, it occurred to me that it's easy to see the glass half empty. It's much better to see the potential and the opportunities that we have to develop leaders out of the kids who live in the margins and bring them to the mainstream. Please take a look at the information that the Foundation has compiled and think about those numbers representing people who have value but may not feel valued.

Ensuring the Future of At-Risk Youth The Annie E. Casey Foundation is developing a brighter future for children and youth at risk of poor educational, economic, social and health outcomes.

The Fruit of Faithful Faith

Luke 16:10
10 “One who is faithful in a very little is also faithful in much, and one who is dishonest in a very little is also dishonest in much.

Note: Faithfulness in little gains momentum over time and the little becomes more. The faithfulness does not change as the little becomes larger but the fruit of faithfulness multiplies. So don’t despise small beginnings but be faithful no matter how small or insignificant the start may be.

We’ve often heard it said that children are our future. The question is what kind of future. The answer to that question largely depends on the quality of investments we make in them in terms of time, teaching and modeling what we teach. Just a friendly reminder since we recently celebrated National Children’s Day.

You’ve heard the words, ‘paralysis analysis.’ You’ve also heard the words, ‘haste makes waste.’ Both postures are at the extreme ends of the spectrum of decision making. Somewhere between the two is your sweet spot and you will find it as you make decisions, fail, and learn your unique pace. You will either have to slow down or speed up but keep moving forward.

Keep great reading material always in reach.

To all of us who have failed more than a few times...

DeShauna Barber: 'Do not fear failure, but please be terrified of regret', Virginia State University - 2018 — Speakola 20 December 2018, University of Virigina, Virginia, USA

The incredible life of Ernest J. Gaines is worth looking into.

A Conversation with Ernest J. Gaines by Lawrence Bridges http://www.lawrencebridges.comA conversation with Ernest J Gaines about "A Lesson Before Dying"

In the same way that excess analysis causes paralysis of action, moving too fast without sufficient knowledge or information will sabotage your goals. After a reasonable amount of research and reflection, take deliberate, intentional action. You'll be glad you did.

Let's fight for our sons and daughters.

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