Tremendous Tracey
The Price of Doing the Right Thing
The type of leaders that I hang with are courageous. They have a keen sense of discernment, a compulsion to speak the truth professionally, and a sense of service over self. So why do these brave point people get vilified, sniped at, or even railroaded out of the very entity they are trying to help?
What Happens In Book Club Doesn’t Stay in Book Club
With everyone clamoring about what’s wrong with the world today, there’s one solution that’s rarely suggested: reading. They tell me it’s too old school, that people’s attention spans can’t focus for that long, that everyone is too busy with digital addictions and watching online to take the time to read. Well then, they’re never going to find what they are looking for.
Darkest Hour Brightest Life
Leaders can't get the job done without support. Let's not stand in the way when they need us the most.
Accountability and The Ripple Effect
Have you ever noticed that when you attempt to focus on one area of your life, with an eye toward improvement, you tend to notice other areas that ...
Leakproof Leadership: The Security of Character
You can’t go one second without the news of some major lapse in character from someone so trusted by the public that they definitely should have kn...
The Three Decisions by Charlie "Tremendous" Jones
I’ve heard my father give this speech hundreds of times. In fact, it was a major section of his bestselling motivational classic, Life Is Tremendou...
the enemy of my enemy may still be my enemy
“Associate with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad company.” George Washington
Former...
i fought the law and the law won
Failure brings greater notoriety and legacy than success ever could. General Robert E. Lee led a failed revolt and yet is held as one of America’s ...
