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Successful leaders often have one problem: success at work and failure at home. Maybe failure is too strong of a word for you. Maybe your statement is: “success at work, no success at home.” You evaluate and decide. The prototypical
I want to share about family, reflecting as a leader on this most honored role we all have: to be part of a family. Our twins, Emily (who we call Emmy) and Luke, were a gift from the Lord to
If you follow world politics, you know about the fall of the Assad regime in Syria. Growing up in Lebanon, I was among the millions who lived under the terror of the Assad regime’s bombs for over a decade. First,