iCriate (pronounced “I create”), an acronym, has become the brand of author, educator and leadership coach, Erik Huso–as he has expertly practiced, taught, lived and brought to life in impactful presentations and now, in this book, the meaning and methods for Inspiring Teachers to Lead and Leaders to Teach.
Early 1980s. OPEC tightens its grip on crude oil flowing from the ground. America can’t get enough oil, so the scramble is on to drill and produce more domestic American crude, which drives the price toward $100 a barrel. Suddenly the bankers who never used to make risky oil-drilling loans now see massive profits in…
Author: Cecily Markland Condie and Jill Bishop AdairBook Designer: Leslie Thompson From the earliest days, the history of Mesa and the surrounding communities has been marked with an annual Easter celebration on the Mesa Temple grounds—a celebration that grew each year and transformed from an early sunrise service to the massive production of “Jesus the Christ,”…
By Jeffrey Erickson There are many ways to live. There are many paths to choose. There are many decisions to make. One of the greatest choices you will ever make is to choose gratitude. When you choose gratitude, you begin to look for the things that God does for you in your life. You will…
By Jeffrey Erickson There is a large gap in life between knowing and doing. This book, “Standing with Power” illustrates the power that comes from doing and from courageously standing. The text references powerful examples of individuals standing for true and righteous principles. These righteous examples stem from scriptural heroes to modern day heroes. Certainly…
Announcing Limited Edition to Benefit Henry’s Fork Foundation New from Richard LandermanThe Fly Rod Schoolmaster Special edition with a portion of the proceeds benefittingHenry’s Fork Foundation. THE FLY ROD SCHOOLMASTER: Lessons from the Quiet Sport of Fly-Fishing A new collection of fly-fishing stories and musings from acclaimed author, Richard Landerman, in the tradition of his well-loved…
by Jeffrey Erickson In this day and time of immediate and constant information we have discovered that nearly everyone has become an artist. These artists craft their images from limited scopes, sometimes narrow perspectives and often myopic views. These artists have been able to paint every kind of picture imaginable—for better or worse. The problem…