Jeremie,

Your blog posts have helped me tremendously in my pursuit of excellence in leadership. I would like to see more of the same for this year. In addition, I benefit by reading stories of other leaders’s struggles and triumphs. So sharing more stories about your successes/challenges would be of great value to me personally.
Keep up the great work!

Jeremie,
   I am grateful that you share your thoughts with us all.  God has blessed you with tremendous insights into the concept of leadership.  Your blogs are a source of inspiration to me, as well as intellectual stimulation. As for future topics, I enjoy reading the blogs that are related to your daily walk — ideas that are birthed from real life experiences that you had.  In essence, keep writing in the manner you have been.  You have a gift.   Thanks for sharing it with us.
     With admiration and gratitude,
          Jarrod

Jeremie,
I am encouraged when you share your thoughts, in general and specific topics, based upon your life experiences.  It is helpful to see in print the truth of God’s word applied to the work environment, since that is great ministry opportunity.  Your abilities are a blessing and I hope you continue in the same manner.  In fact, I look forward to it!
Tony Ellis

topics:  bold action, new school leadership, perserverance, truthfully assessing ‘what is’ and taking next steps, realistic expectations, visionary faith,

your articles have helped me gain good perspective on the life & process of a leader, using the gift of leadership in obedience and risks of faith for that which will ultimately impact the kingdom.

Thank-you.

1. Your perspective. I really appreciate your insight and take on things; and it helps me when I’m reflecting or trying to apply to my life.

2. I like your stories. The more everyday life weaved with lessons and application the better for me. I get bored with know how, I like real stories, life scenarios and corporate case studies.

Keep up the great work,
John

Perspective, passion, and vision.  I need to hear other perspective otherwise I’ll always think I am right.  I need to be refueled to keep giving my all.  And I need vision to see the long term results of my daily habits.  All of these your writings provide.  As an added bonus, your passion for devouring books has spilled into my life as I have undertook my 7th book in 2 months.

Thanks for your commitment to excellence, service, and discipleship,
Matt

Big Vision.  Practical App.  Personal.

Jeremie, I love your heart and how you allow the big ideas to come to the surface.  Keep doing that!  It’s incredibly helpful to see and hear how you and other leaders you’re in connection with are continuing to seek new levels of leadership and invest in big, impactful ideas.

The practical applications you offer are much needed on-ramps, answers to the inevitable response to big vision: “Great idea.  How do I get there?”  

Lastly, it’s been helpful to have a glimpse into your own experiences.  Knowledge can only take us so far.  We effectively reproduce “who” we are more than “what” we know.  And “Who” is in you is spilling out, brother.  Keep it up!

On a personal level, I’ve responded to your last post “Real Leaders NAME IT” by keeping a notepad of the issues that seem to constantly spin in my mind.  It’s been really helpful to start identifying those things, some good and some bad, to begin the process of change.

Thank you!
Andy

Hey Jeremie, for me your blog and resources are some of the top leadership materials out there because of their practical application, the ease of the read it is not overly technical, and I can see in your style you put a lot of yourself in it, so it makes it feel conversational.

I love reading more about becoming a leader of influence, how to overcome obsticles in yourself, and leading now through values and ethics. 

Thank you for all you do.  

Hi Jeremie, I have just finished reading Leadship is dead and also the Intentional Leadership. Feel enlightened and inspired. Thanks very very much.

Jeremie. What I find consistently interesting about your writing is that your perspective is quite different from mine. You seem driven by faith and compassion and it comes through in your writing. It has made me look at leadership in ways that I would not have done on my own.

I discovered you while researching Humility and Purity. This was the original Code of the Knights that served God and Our Lady. Your articles have helped me to make personal progress on myself and heal and forgive. I am definitely not a a leader, but that is no longer the focus. Thank you.

Outstanding. Thanks for sharing!