Leadership
-
Follow Us
For a free download of “How to Write a Remarkable Book Proposal”, enter your name and email below.
Recent Posts
-
Search
Wayne Hastings understands leadership, motivation, setting vision and building successful teams. He been successful in a number of professional disciplines where his skills and style have produced results. The following Blog articles are a sample of Wayne’s leadership insights:
Traveling on Southwest Airlines to the East Coast Worship Summit
This week I have the extraordinary pleasure of speaking at the East Coast Worship Summit in Pennsylvania. I’ll write more on that as the week goes on. I flew Southwest […]
Read More...Experiencing Art’s Master’s
Last Sunday my wife and I toured Nashville’s Frist Center for the Visual Arts. I came away inspired, excited and downright humbled as we walked through the galleries and saw […]
Read More...Problems, Problems
The last few months my team and I have been working through a number of problems. I’ve struggled trying to find the right levers, the right way to control the […]
Read More...Open Source Leadership
I had an interesting experience the other day with someone who said (and I paraphrase), “I’m meeting with this Sr. VP at XYZ company (fortunately not Thomas Nelson) and he’ll […]
Read More...Introverts and Extroverts Think Differently
I think my post that gets the most attention is one titled An Introvert in an Extroverted World. So for this post, let’s take that picture into the realm of […]
Read More...Creating Experience When You are a Small(er) Company
I want you to know – I’ve heard you. Several people emailed me that my recent article on creating unforgettable experience only focused on the big players. The common email […]
Read More...Christmas Retail: Boom or Bust
I guess it depends on what you read, what you view and with whom you talk. Most experts feel this Christmas retail season was not up to expectations and they […]
Read More...Business Culture is like Yogurt
According to WHFoods: “Yogurt is a fermented dairy product made by adding bacterial cultures to milk, which causes the transformation of the milk’s sugar, lactose, into lactic acid. This process […]
Read More...An Introvert in an Extroverted World
The Meyers-Briggs Temperament Indicator (MBTI) uses a certain vernacular to define individual preferences in all of us. One of the opposite pairs it uses is the Introvert/Extravert scale. Introverts have […]
Read More...That Gut Feeling
According to the experts at Myers-Briggs (developers of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) about 65% the population uses a "sensory" approach to receive or take in information while the remaining 35% […]
Read More...
[…] this article, we wil ...
I have been reading the Expand ...
Ah, yes, Wayne, will anyone bu ...
Lynn, thank you for your kind ...
11