• Overview
  • Blog
  • About
  • Contact

Robert Barbere

~ All In A Day's Work

Robert Barbere

Category Archives: Personal Experience

What Makes a Good Leader

11 Thursday Sep 2014

Posted by robb1138 in Personal Experience

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

Life

I feel that as leaders we create a vision of where our organization needs to go in order to grow and prosper in these hard economic times. This includes ways that we can improve both the quality and acceptance of the goal by working with all levels of employees, the administrative team, and key employees throughout the various departments. It is important to discuss the best vision for the company with as many individuals as possible to get their ideas and their support. I also think that as leaders, that we must work with the strengths and weaknesses of our organizations, as well as the external opportunities and threats. In the past, once a goal established, We must work to inspire everyone in the department to get onboard. As a leader in great organizations, we must be passionate about what we do. This inspiration extends to customers, investors, suppliers, boards of directors and all other stakeholders. Continue reading →

Mommys, Daddys, Sons, and Daughters

09 Tuesday Sep 2014

Posted by robb1138 in Personal Experience

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

Life

The love of a parent for their child is unconditional, if it is not, it should be. Most importantly, the child should know that.

For many years, I have been training for this season. I think I officially decided to start when I was fifteen years old. As a boy living in California, born in the sixties and growing up in the seventies, not knowing what was in store for me, I started my preparations. At first, I took mental notes, watching, criticizing, evaluating, reflecting on everything I thought my father did well, pouncing on everything wrong that he did. I read a lot, everything I could, too much maybe, constantly finding articles to read at every turn, at every age. I read biographies of the famous and not so great, mysteries, horror, science-fiction, fantasy, philosophy, religion, new age, humor, history, even romance, all in preparation for this season. I listened to all types of music in my preparations for the journey ahead. I listened to Classical, Folk, Rock, Hard Rock, Soft Rock, Country, Comedy, and Jazz. I even did time as a DJ at several radio stations as part of training for battles to come. I believe that my love affairs of my youth were also part of this training. Experiencing the happiness, the sadness, the joy, the sorrow, the elations, the sorrow, and even my marriage and divorce were all part of training regimen.

Continue reading →

Newer posts →

Welcome

Robert Barbere

Start here

  • Overview
  • Blog
  • About
  • Contact
Follow Robert Barbere on WordPress.com

Blogs I Follow

  • Barbere Productions
  • Strong Language
  • Thought Catalog
  • hessianwithteeth
  • The Daily Post
  • A Constantly Racing Mind...

RSS A Constantly Racing Mind

  • Anaconda (2025): When the Monster Knows It’s a Movie
  • James Ransone June 2, 1979 – December 19, 2025
  • Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome | Viper Mark lll Unboxing & Summary.
  • Battlestar Galactica Eaglemoss Hero Collection | Cylon Raider Unboxing
  • Denis Villeneuve's Dune Crysknife | Parts 1 & 2
  • Battlestar Galactica Viper Mark l
  • The Black Death and the Plague Doctor mask
  • The Cross of King Arthur | Reel Art
  • Untitled
  • Indiana Jones and the Grail Tablet

Blog at WordPress.com.

Barbere Productions

Professional Voice Talent

Strong Language

Thought Catalog

Thought Catalog is a digital youth culture magazine dedicated to your stories and ideas.

hessianwithteeth

This site is all about ideas

The Daily Post

The Art and Craft of Blogging

A Constantly Racing Mind...

All In A Day's Work

  • Subscribe Subscribed
    • Robert Barbere
    • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
    • Robert Barbere
    • Subscribe Subscribed
    • Sign up
    • Log in
    • Report this content
    • View site in Reader
    • Manage subscriptions
    • Collapse this bar