Tag Archives: James Joyce

Aristotle, mentoring and the friends we choose

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Jay Morris

A few weekends ago, I was searching for something to read and found a slim volume by Peter Taylor that had been gathering dust on my shelf. Taylor was the gifted short-story writer and novelist who won a Pulitzer Prize … Continue reading →

Posted in Careers, Leadership | Tagged Aristotle, Brenton Weyi, coaching, James Joyce, Jim Rohn, mentoring, Peter Taylor, reinventing yourself | 7 Comments

Psst! Does your organization have a gossip problem?

Posted on November 6, 2012 by Jay Morris

Dave Ramsey’s most recent EntreLeadership Advisor newsletter is entitled “Silence is Golden” and is on the debilitating effect that gossip can have on a workplace. If you’ve heard Ramsey’s rants on the radio or attended one of his seminars, you … Continue reading →