Releasing Expectations

July 30, 2015 Joey Cope 0

For some time, I’ve been holding on to some expectations. I’m releasing a few of them as of today. [Photo Credit: Artists in Christian Testimony Int’l] When we coach people in leadership, we urge them to set expectations for their followers and to patiently assist them in owning those expectations. Sometimes what we [read more]

The Fate of Champions

June 2, 2015 Joey Cope 0

Records were set on social media yesterday when the world was introduced to Caitlyn Jenner, the transformed individual we have known as Bruce Jenner. Before you settle back and think that this post is about what is right or wrong about that story . . . stop. I have some opinions [read more]

Timely Procrastination

December 11, 2014 Joey Cope 0

Do you suffer from procrastination? Have you ever had something you really needed to do, but you just couldn’t bring yourself to do it? Maybe you’re like me and have a whole list of these tenacious to-dos. What if I told you that I’ve discovered a sure-fire method to conquer [read more]

The Definitive Answer

December 16, 2012 Joey Cope 9

I was restless and anxious at home. I came to my office on this Sunday afternoon to seek clarity and to assign meaning to the insanity of the last several days. My time in church this morning didn’t help me immediately come to the answer. Prayers and tears for 20 [read more]

Fiscal Cliffs and Sanity

December 6, 2012 Joey Cope 2

I firmly believe that people and nations should live within their means, save some money to cover lean times looming in the future, enjoy the fruits of their labor, pay (or spend) tax money to support what is good in government, and give generously to those who have needs. If [read more]