Ken Cochrum: Orlando, Florida, USA

by Ken

I met Ann at age 7 and married her 3 weeks after graduating from the University of Texas. Since then our approach to life has been : When in doubt about the will of God, take the path on which the shadow of the Cross falls. We’ve been enjoying a journey of reckless abandonment in following Jesus ever since. Us at Home

God has blessed me with two awesome children: Travis and Amy. You can read a lot more about my life, interests and friends by connecting with me on Facebook or Twitter.

Q: Why this blog, On Leading Well?

A: Every human endeavor stands or falls on leadership. I’ve been observing leaders and studying leadership for over a quarter of a century. I’ve witnessed good leaders, bad leaders, great leaders and a handful of extraordinary leaders. It’s my conviction that anyone can lead well within their sphere of influence if they care enough about people and keep learning.

Q: Who is your target audience?

A: Anyone who aspires to lead better and can read English. I write most posts with an international  audience in mind. Ann and I lived overseas for 13 years and have treasured friends on each continent. My current job scope encompasses serving and strengthening leaders around the world. Much of my content flows from conversations and questions raised by these friends.

Q: What have been some of your top blog posts?

A: Here are a few to get you started.

Four On-Ramps To Personal Leadership Development

How To Engage Younger Leaders

Tips for a Great Sabbatical

Leadership Reading List 2010

My Ride Across Florida 2010

Humility Stinks

A Second Look At 2 Timothy 2:2

How Do We Lead Gen F?

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1 Dave Horsey June 25, 2009 at 2:04 pm

Ken, Thanks for your blog and your heart for developing leaders. I appreciate your insights and your leadership. I, too have been a long term student/observer of leaders especially those leading in multi-cultural settings. Granted, I am a generation older than you (perhaps 2) but still a learner and we should compare notes sometime.

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