“Tunes Day”

I feel there is a strong link between music and leadership. Every “Tunes Day” (Tuesday), I will examine a song and find leadership lessons in its lyrics. From Steven Pressfield – The Daily Pressfield: In the early days of The Rolling Stones, the boys would send Keith down to the basement with his guitar while

Five for Friday

I have gathered five things that I found interesting. Every Friday, I will provide five items. There will be no structure to this list, just things that piqued my interest. I hope you enjoy: 1. Franklin on Apple TV – https://tv.apple.com/us/show/franklin/umc.cmc.6etw1ja7p37ygnpdttyy4nryc 2. Let it be movie – https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/beatles-let-it-be-movie-peter-jackson-1235006477/ 3. Fountain Pen Hospital – https://mailchi.mp/fountainpenhospital/check-out-our-new-website-new-back-room-pens-added-214161?e=4eae629d3e 4.

Quote of the week

Every Saturday, I will post the quote I find most interesting: “Do not fear mistakes; there are none.” – Miles Davis

Be like Miles Davis

I saw this clip and immediately thought about being yourself. Miles said I wanted to play like Dizzy Gillespie, but I couldn’t. Miles found his niche playing ballads. Find your niche!

Festival of Errors

Making an error or failing at something can sometimes feel catastrophic. In the book, Make it Stick – The Science of Successful Learning, they state there is much to learn from errors and failure: The Study of French sixth graders received wide publicity and inspired the staging of a “Festival of Errors” by an elite