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 …
At seven years old Billy Moyer began his career in the professional development industry making a presentation to a group of 40 franchisees. This was the achievement of a goal he set when he was six. Today, Billy is the President and Chief Operating Officer of SOS Leadership and has spoken to more than 200 organizations Read More …
As I sat in a presentation this past week the presenter mentioned that whenever people ask us what we do, we always respond with what we do to earn a paycheck. This type of behavior has been instilled in our DNA since birth. The real answer to that question should be what we do to Read More …
A couple of weeks ago, I was involved in a car accident, and as with any other setback, it felt like a failure. After the fact, I remembered one of the Seeds of Success from Bill and Billy Moyer’s first book, which is that in order to become a better version of yourself, you have Read More …
This is the Final post in our blog series about lessons learned from failures. This post is from SOS co-founder & CEO, Bill Moyer. This is the time of the year when I reflect on the current year and plan for the next year. I call this: Looking back and looking forward. I do this Read More …
Over the weekend we celebrated Easter. We remembered our Lord Jesus Christ making the ultimate sacrifice for us by dying on that cross and then rising from the dead three days later. As Jesus hung on the cross he said, “Father, forgive them, they know not what they do.” We are all called to lead like Read More …
When it comes to leadership, do you ever try to put it off? Many people believe that leadership has something to do with age and position. So they put off leading until some point in the future, when they are old enough, smart enough, and/or in the “position to lead.” Have you ever been there? Read More …