As I sit here with just two days left of my internship at SOS Leadership I am beginning to reflect on the past three months. Upon starting this internship I was a very stressed-out individual. However, my time at SOS Leadership has restored my leadership in every way possible. Many internships today consist of making Read More …
When I was a kid, I dreamed of becoming a Sports Broadcaster. When I attended my brothers’ baseball games, people often referred to me as the legendary Fox Sports Football Broadcaster, Joe Buck. We all have dreams and places that we want to go, but we don’t always do what is needed to reach those Read More …
The road to success is to completely and intentionally transform yourself from the person that you are today to the person that you are called to become. This success journey means risking the success that you already have and moving toward the impossible. The power to make the impossible happen has nothing to do with Read More …
This is the Sixth post in our blog series about lessons learned from failures. Please come back every Friday and follow the series. This weeks post comes to us from SOS Co-founder, Billy Moyer. Failure is an interesting issue to write about and for some it is almost impossible. In sports sometimes you hear the Read More …
This Saturday, my wife Ashley will walk across the stage and receive her diploma to confirm her graduation from the Concordia MBA program. I wrote more about Ashley and her wonderful accomplishment in my post last Friday. Ashley knows what she will do now that she has her MBA. But a lot of times people do Read More …
Are you more a dreamer or a planner? Or are you a bit of both, depending on the circumstances and your mood? When I speak and facilitate workshops about goal-setting, I always talk about the importance of dreams. Dreams, after all, are prerequisites to goals. As we get older, we tend to lose our ability Read More …