Thought Leadership

I know, as a parent, I’m supposed to listen to my children’s problems and to not do what I’m hard-wired to do – solve them as soon as possible.

Jeff Arnold, CEO of Tucson’s RightSure Insurance, and his wife just returned from Poland inspired by the big hearts of the globe’s humanitarian workers.

Every customer I’ve signed up for an insurance policy was interested in saving money.

When I joined the Army, I took tests and discovered I had an aptitude for technology and electronics.

I was a teenager, working in a very hot hay field with my buddy Chuck.

I’ve been lucky – I’ve never buried a best friend or siblings, but when I served in the U.S. Army in Colorado, I was too close for comfort.

It’s too easy for organizational leaders to focus on their computer, inbox or calendar.

I was a horrible student. My high school counselor spent 30 minutes with each of my classmates, suggesting colleges. He spent three minutes with me and said, “Get a job or join the Army.”

As a young adult, I thought it would be a good idea to look at home expenses.

In school, I thought I was hilarious. “Oh, Mr. Funny Man,” teachers said as they sent me to the principal.