ALL RESOURCES BY Steve Gibson
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Life on the Slippery Slope >
Integrity represents the sum of a number of virtues.
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When Work and Family Collide >
Little things make a difference.
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Redline Panic >
The stalled wing drops and suddenly the airplane is spinning vertically toward the ground.
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Emails and Bad Grammar >
I have a love-hate relationship with emails.
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Dissolving Tensions in the Workplace >
David was a good guy. But I always felt he was meddling in my business.
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A Little Office Humor Goes a Long Way >
The Bible talks a lot about joy, but little about humor, at least in the sense that we think of humor.
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Products of Our Leadership >
We may not care to admit it, but we are heavily influenced by those who lead us every day. Employees reporting to managers, managers reporting to directors, directors reporting to vice presidents—we all tend to take on the qualities of our leaders.…
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Bring Unity to a Fractured Workplace >
I didn't realize it at the time, but one of my early bosses was a Rolls Royce. Even though he was an Executive Vice President, he always made an effort to talk to every employee who reported to him, either directly or indirectly.
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Is Personal Initiative Worth the Risk? >
I've heard people say they've heard God's voice and God told them the direction they should take. I believe them. However, God only gives me gentle nudges. Then, I'm left wondering if the nudge was from God or from the taco I inhaled at lunch.
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The Art of Listening >
I was a Platinum frequent flyer—and a million-mile traveler! I deserved better than this!
God at Work >
Helping others is easy when the reward is love and appreciation. But what about those times in the workplace where giving to others threatens our own sense of security?
The workplace can be fiercely competitive. For fear of losing a promotion to…
A Strong Influence >
Across the desk from me, in his office, Patrick's eyes rarely met mine. My attempts to listen to him were constantly distracted by his nervously bobbing knees and tapping fingers. He talked rapidly, repeating words and phrases with little substance…
When Smart Decisions May Not Be Right Decisions >
". . . welcome him as you would welcome me."
Philemon 1:17 (NIV)
Anyone who works in a business environment knows that daily life can bring tough ethical decisions. Most are small, some are large—but hardly a week…
Givers of Life >
I think back to my early days in the corporate world. How I yearned for a management role. My vision of a leader was freedom from being told what to do and when to do it. Instead of being bossed around, I could tell others what to do.
Years later,…
