The phone call came just over two years ago. It was on a Tuesday, October 6.

I can vividly remember exactly where I was, listening in disbelief as my adult son shared the news.

Eddie was gone.

Since departing London, ON last Friday, two things have become crystal clear through four days of non-stop driving.

“Nobody is ever going to call me a quitter.”

You want to grow your business and brand but don't want to spend big bucks on marketing. You also compete on thin margins in an overcrowded category with a product many would consider "unsexy." While the odds appear to be stacked against you, there is one trusty weapon you can rely on when waging war against your current reality.

You wish you had a crystal ball to see what lies ahead for the future of the modern workplace. No one, it seems, can accurately predict what it takes these days to attract top-notch talent.

Four years ago this summer, Fraser heard the message loud and clear.

It’s January of 2018 on a cold western Pennsylvania morning and B.J. knows he has a problem.

In 1984, Seve shook the golf world with the original fist pump after draining the birdie putt on 18.

Done right, your legacy can leave an incredibly long and impactful shadow.

Ken could not believe what he was watching when the original commercial appeared on television two months ago.

It happens in a blinding flash

That one profoundly, emotionally charged moment when the trajectory of your entire life, career (or both) is forever altered.

Can you recall the pivotal moment when you took that very first uncertain step along the path you now follow? Do you remember what went down?

In my case, one such moment happened at 12:51 p.m. on May 21, 1999.

His mug shot and Philadelphia Flyers cap says it all.

My friend Minter is always up for a good chat, especially if he gets to wax eloquent about his undying, unshakeable love for the Broad Street Bullies.

Do 't, knight. I'll write thee a challenge. Or I'll deliver thy indignation to him by word of mouth.

SIR TOBY BELCH, Act 2, Scene 3 TWELFTH NIGHT

For nearly 6,000 years, from many different civilizations, the study of history is how leaders have illuminated the dark path called decision-making.

The message that popped up on Facebook a year ago was innocent enough.

“Was Jim in Daytona Beach in 1957?”

As lead singer James Hetfield of Metallica fame is often fond of saying, “Without the Message, Nothing Else Matters.”

No matter the century, town, or city, whenever or wherever you see a thriving business, you can be certain there was once an individual with a long-term, courageous Vision.

Jim Knows A Secret To Timeless Leadership

Home is not a place, it’s a feeling.