“The saddest summary of a life contains four descriptions: could have, might have, should have and what if.”
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Originally publisher 6.15.09
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC-ALPHA KAPPA OMEGA CHAPTER is excited to have Brother Jesse as their featured guest speaker during their Life-Long Learning Program in Houston.
The Empowerment Session will take place on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at Whidby Elementary at 9:00am.
Brother Jesse will address elementary males students on the importance of setting goals early in life, respect for parents and the importance of true education.
The goal of the Life-Long Learning Program is to develop and implement a basic remedial tutorial in reading, writing and math for school aged children and for those who have not received their GED or high school diploma.
“We learn a lot about people, but too few of us learn of. The preposition “of” means that you learn the spirit that motivates a person to say and do what they do.”
Originally published 5.18.09
by Jesse Muhammad
It has been stated by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan that the best leaders are the best servants. Whether you are the head of a corporation or a community organization, it’s all about service. How do you measure up as a leader?
Here are a few tips:
Leadership Tip#1: Community service is not showing up for the cameras….but for the people.
Leadership Tip#2: You can’t be effective being intimidated by talented people around you.
Leadership Tip#3: Stop E.G.O. trippin….Excessively Getting Offended
Leadership Tip#4: Don’t confuse delegating with duty dodging. Be the example.
Leadership Tip#5: Be a catalyst not a catastrophe for your team.
Leadership Tip#6: Your lip service should not outweigh your actions.
Leadership Tip#7: Have solution-oriented meetings not boring self-boasting sessions.
Leadership Tip#8: Follow up on tasks given to people…start with yourself
Leadership Tip#9: Stay in the mode of a student daily to become a better leader. Soak up information!
Leadership Tip#10: Remember humility is not weakness but hidden power