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Category Archives: Leadership
Rumination XXXIX – How To Succeed … By Really Trying
The RT’s son recently got a job at a local burger place. Since it was his first job, the RT thought he should offer some fatherly advice about work and work ethic. As the RT pondered these pearls of sage … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Respect, Responsibility, Success, Work
Tagged Common Sense, Honesty, Integrity, Life, respect, Success, Work
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Rumination XXV – The Gods of the Copybook Headings
The RT misses his Mama. I lost her 15 years ago, but I still think about her almost every day. Gerry Lou had a sharp mind, keen insight and a rapier wit. Maybe folks will say the same about me … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Leadership, Respect, Responsibility, Spiritual
Tagged Copybook, Education, God, Kipling, religion, Responsibility
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Rumination XXII – We Must Be VERY Careful
Earlier this week, I posted a photo on Facebook that compared a quotation from a current political figure about the value of the state over the individual with a very similar quote from Adolph Hitler (his quote in the photo … Continue reading
Posted in America, Freedom, Leadership, Respect, Tyranny
Tagged America, Hitler, Jesus, politics
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Rumination XX – Let Me Tell You About MY Dad
Let me tell you about MY Dad, Robert R. McClanahan. He’s the greatest Dad ever. As a kid, I thought he was a superhero, and as I’ve gotten older, that feeling has only become stronger. Here’s why: • He was … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Leadership, Responsibility, Uncategorized
Tagged Dad, Father, Father's Day
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Rumination XV – We Simply Lost the Will
Last Spring, I had the opportunity to accompany my youngest child to the US Space and Rocket Center (aka Space Camp) in Huntsville, Alabama; my third trip in six years. Each time I’ve been, the program there has become more … Continue reading
Posted in America, Freedom, Leadership, Responsibility
Tagged America, Apollo, Gemini, Mercury, Moon, NASA, Space, Space Camp
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Rumination XIII – The Greatest Generation
A few months ago, I had the distinct privilege of being part of a “Welcome Home” reception for a group of WWII Veterans at our local airport. Honor Flight, a non-profit group that makes it possible for WWII vets to … Continue reading
Posted in America, Freedom, Leadership, Respect, Responsibility
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Rumination V – A Virtuous Woman
(originally posted on facebook on February 16, 2013) Many of you know that my wife, Michelle McClanahan, escaped this week to go on a cruise with her sister. That, of course, leaves me as Mr. Mom to take care of four … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Spiritual, Uncategorized
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