Quote of the Day “Here’s the great secret about leadership: it’s not about you. It’s about making other people better. Leadership is more about trust you have earned than the authority you have been granted. You must earn the right
Gratitude: New granite desktop. Boys playing basketball, and wanting to fall asleep in our bed. The Pits: Today was a little bittersweet as the boys are no longer 1st and 3rd grader, and the knowledge that I’ll likely never be
The Pits: There are a few notable friends in the boys’ classes that Traci and I aren’t so thrilled about. The Peaks: We did the typical chalkboard photo of the boys on their first day back at school. Weston’s going
The Pits: While in the car line waiting to drop off the boys, I found a tick in my leg. I came back by home to get it out and it was dug in so deep the head came off
The Pits – Trek peed in Weston’s room after we got back from a walk…where he peed and pooped! He simply can’t be trusted upstairs. The Peaks – Since we celebrated Weston’s birthday all weekend, today just seemed to be
The Pits – Heavy traffic on the way home. The Peaks – Weston’s first full day at Kindergarten. I took the boys to school so that Turner could walk in with Weston and make sure he knew where to go.
The Pits – I went to the DMV in Nashville in the morning to get my motorcycle license. It was ridiculous. The line was out the door. I peaked my head in and the place was full. Full of color.
The Pits – During our WITSWAD, the boys got a Hot Wheels car lost in a murky mud puddle and I had to fish it out. The Peaks – Turner started 2nd grade today, which means we had to take
The Pits – Tying to start delegating duties at work more. You’d think it’s easy, but it can be difficult trusting other people with tasks that you are used to doing. The Peaks – Weston had a good first day
The Pits – None yet. The Peaks – Turner started back to school today, officially entering the first grade. He was excited to get back to school, which made me excited for him. He had a good first day and