By Jim Vitale Theology is bad for the environment. Or, at least, some of it is. Let me explain. Scientific evidence is quite clear that our climate is changing: oceans are rising, global temperatures are rising, weather patterns are becoming more erratic—and human activity appears to be largely to blame. But whether you are convinced […]
By Chad Hershberger This blog post is part of a series on leadership lessons from the prophet Nehemiah. If you are of a certain age, you’ll remember cassette tapes. One of the first tapes that I owned was “The Chipmunks Go Hollywood.” Alvin, Simon, and Theodore sang some of the current 80s hits from Tinsel […]
By Jim Vitale Scientists estimate that there are roughly 8.7 million species of organisms in our world, with only about 1.3 million of them having been catalogued. This means that roughly 86% of land species and 91% of marine species remain to be discovered. Those numbers are simply staggering. While most of these undiscovered species […]
By Chad Hershberger I’ve read a book by Lee Cockerell called, Creating Magic. Cockerell was the former executive vice president of operations for the Walt Disney World Resort. I picked up his book when I was once at Disney World. I’m always interested in reading others’ perspectives on leadership, which this book is about. After […]
