Recently Walk the Talk decided to develop a new handbook on Leadership.  To help gather content they solicited ideas from the many subscribers of their popular mailing lists.  If your idea was selected to be included your name would be listed in the book and you would get a certain amount of complementary copies.

I have been a subscriber and fan of Walk the Talk ever since I learned about them a few years ago and would recommend them to anyone interested in growing as a person, professional, and leader.  I receive and read their daily inspirational quotes each morning, have read several of their books, and watched many of their motivational movies.

Being a fan of the work they do and someone with a passion for leadership, working to become the best person I can, and trying to help others grow and develop I decided to submit a handful of ideas.

I really enjoyed documenting some of my ideas and offering them for others to read and hopefully learn from.  I also liked how they limited the amount of information that could be provided in each submission.  I thought with the format used that it was short, easy to consume, and made it more likely for others to take the time to read.

After submitting my ideas I decided I wanted to continue my effort to produce information on leadership in the same format and make it available for others.  So I decided to create a new category on my blog site titled “Leadership Shorts” where I will be making short postings containing some of my ideas on leadership.