When I joined the military, it wasn’t uncommon for me to be the only female officer on staff.
Working in an all male environment was interesting, informative, and challenging. While I enjoyed learning from my colleagues, I also found it to be very frustrating.
One of the biggest challenges we face daily is how to tackle our huge to-do lists and get everything done in the limited time we have.
“If I could just be more efficient,” you might say, “I could get so much more done in less time!” And, with the time you save, you could pursue other things you want to do, or simply have more time to relax and enjoy life. (more…)
| Date: | September 16, 2017 |
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| Time: | 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. EST |
| Event: | 10 "Best Practices" to Maximize Productivity |
| Registration: | Click here to register. |
Hi. I’m Dr. Kim Moore, and I’m excited about showing you how to become an influential leader!
I’m a coach, speaker and trainer with The John Maxwell Team, and I’ve led all five generations of employees in the workforce. From the Traditionalists to Generation Z, also known as the iGen, and wow, can I tell you some leadership stories!
| Event: | 3 Ways to Become a More Influential Leader |
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| Topic: | The one rule that really matters: how to find your passion and vision! |
| Registration: | Click here to register. |
Watching TED Talks is one my favorite pastimes. I especially enjoy watching the 25 most popular talks of all time.
Recently, I watched a TED Talk by Simon Sinek, one of my favorite authors, and number three on the popular talks list. In his TED Talk, Sinek explains one simple principle used by great leaders inspire to action by others.
| Date: | April 10, 2017 |
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| Time: | 6:00-8:00 p.m. |
| Event: | ASQ Section 1508 April 2017 Meeting |
| Topic: | 15 Principles to Win With People |
| Venue: | Bay Harbor Hotel |
| Location: | 7700 Courtney Campbell Causeway Tampa, FL 33607 |
| Public: | Public |
| Registration: | Click here to register. |
As part of my dissertation, I wrote “Acknowledgments” to recognize and thank those who supported me during my journey to earn a terminal degree.
Nuclear submarine USS Greeneville (SSN-772) in drydock at Pearl Harbor on February 21, 2001
While sitting in my office contemplating what I was going to write, my mind wandered back to my childhood. I thought about my parents and their impact on my life.
In my role as a High School Principal, I am keenly aware of the importance of legacy. Our school is a symbol of pride, excellence, determination, and commitment. As the Principal, I am responsible for honoring and moving our legacy forward.
I have an opportunity to speak with parents frequently. Parents desire their children to be accomplished and successful. While they never use the term “legacy”, it is an ideal woven into every conversation.
When I began writing the acknowledgment page for my dissertation, I found myself reflecting on one of my favorite quotes. Mahatma Gandhi said, “Be the change that you wish to see in the world.”
As I wrote my acknowledgments, I asked myself if I was creating a legacy for my grandchildren? So you might ask, why is leaving a legacy important?