Kirjahaku

Dennis Pryor is a rising star with Sweigert Industries. His upward trajectory takes a nosedive when his hours are cut because of poor job performance. He and his wife Sidney were hoping to seek fertility treatments, but their new reality puts those plans on hold. Dennis looks for part-time work to help offset his loss in salary. After finding nothing that fits his skill set, his wife directs him to an ad for a woodworker's helper. Dennis answers the ad and finds out that the job is to assist Joshua Lehman, an aging cradle maker, fill his orders. Everything Dennis thought he knew about leadership and living with a purpose is challenged. Dennis soon comes fact-to-face with the toughest person he has ever tried to lead-himself. Dr. Larry Haynes is a veteran school administrator with 30+ years of experience. He has served multiple school districts in SE Texas in a variety of roles. He and his wife, Aliceson, have three beautiful and wonderfully talented daughters--Katelynn, Emily, and Olivia--who have taught them how to be better leaders. Larry's goal is to help the next generation of leaders become the very best they can be

Stan Britton is off to a rough start as the new principal of Oakview Elementary School. The initial adrenaline rush of getting the job wore off before the first report cards were sent home. Reality has set in. Achievement scores are woeful. Staff morale is about a 2 on a scale from 1-10. The parents complain about anything and everything. Stan feels overworked, underappreciated, and underpaid. His family life is unraveling before his eyes. It takes the wisdom of his head custodian, Walt, to teach him the Bucket Rules: Own Your Bucket, Fill Your Bucket, Carry Your Bucket and Empty Your Bucket. Stan is hesitant at first. He has two, almost three college degrees. That's two, almost three more than Walt. What could he possibly learn from a custodian? Stan's life is at a crossroads. Figuring he has nothing to lose, he embraces the bucket rules. In time, the blinders he'd been voluntarily wearing for years come off. Stan soon learns the secret to living a life that will outlive him Dr. Larry Haynes is a veteran school administrator with 30+ years of experience in a variety of roles. He's also a professional bucket filler He and his wife, Aliceson, recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary To God be the glory They are blessed to have three beautiful and wonderfully talented daughters-Katelynn, Emily, and Olivia. They are his greatest accomplishments and his greatest teachers Larry's goal is to help the next generation of leaders become the very best they can be