Tag: leadership
Nominations Open for the 2026 EntreCon® Awards
Cover Photo: Small Business of the Year 2025, Hanto and Clarke General Contractors
You're invited to recognize outstanding local businesses, entrepreneurs and leaders ahead of...
Brian Kilmeade Brings History, Humor, and Heart to Pensacola
When Brian Kilmeade emailed me recently and asked if we could chat about his upcoming appearance at Pensacola's Saenger Theatre on July 11, my...
Listening for the Good: Wellness, Perspective, and the Quiet Voice That...
Last week my dear friend Stephanie shared a prompt on her Facebook status that made me pause:
“If God had a group chat with His...
Grit & Gratitude
There’s something about the love of the game that feels a lot like the love of life. Whether it’s coaching my kids on the...
Fellowship, Friendship, & Family
If there’s one thing this past week reminded me of, it’s that community and fellowship are the heartbeat of a full life. When we...
Finding Strength in Asking for Help
If you can ask for help—or even just admit you need it—you’re already ahead of many. I truly believe our greatest power lies not...
Baptist Health Care Promotes Joy Powell to Chief Health Equity Officer
Baptist Health Care has promoted Joy Powell to chief health equity officer. Joy will continue leading Faith Health Network and Community Health programs in...
All Day, Every Day, and Twice on Sundays with Quint
The brilliance of a good leader lies within a person capable of simultaneously carrying wisdom from the past and vision for the future in...
Waffle House and Old Gorillas: A Book Review
Last week, I had lunch with an old gorilla. The old gorilla, defined not by age but by experience, is local resident Bert Thornton.
Bert...
Struggling to Hardwire Good Habits? Here’s How.
In my last column, I talked about the value of positive habits. I don’t think anyone would argue that good habits are anything but,...






























