Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Standing Tall

Hello,
I attended the session in Fairplay, CO. I hold contracts in CO and AZ as a psychologist who works with juvenile delinquents. Cowboys Ethics may be the way to reach some of these youth.
I love Ride for the Brand. Loyalty in so many avenues of our lives make living worthwhile.
Thank you,
Dr. Minette Doss

tremendous experience!

I attended a Standing Tall workshop delivered by Kent Noble in Casper, WY. This was an incredible opportunity, possibly one of the most reflective experiences I have ever had the opportunity to participate in. The challenge to bring ethics and values to my students in such a meaningful way is huge, but one I am up to taking on. This experience will hopefully grow them in ways that they may not realize until later in life. 
One of my personal codes that I came away with is, "Every day deserves 110% - all it takes is all you've got".

Laurie Graves, 5th grade, Big Horn Elementary
Laurie Graves, M.S.Ed.
Fifth Grade ~ Big Horn Elementary
NBCT
Wyoming Teacher of the Year 2011
PAEMST 2012
(307)751-4590

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I'm so pleased that I was invited to attend the event in Fairplay. It has been on my mind since then and was a form of follow-up from an article I read in Range Magazine which lead to me going online and ordering James Owens book called Cowboy Ethics, What Wall Street could learn from cowboys.

One of my principles is: Say what you mean and mean what you say.

Amanda Woodbury

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The Standing Tall Workshop was great.  I was able to think clearly about where I stand and how I want to live each day.  The code that stuck out the most to me was regarding "The Try" principle:  Don't wish it was easier, wish you were better.

Chase Olsen
Kelly Walsh High School
Wyoming Congressional Award


Re: Standing Tall/Cowboy Ethics Follow Up

I am happy to provide some feedback for the Standing Tall workshop I attended in Casper November 7.
The length of the presentation was well done- the pacing was coordinated well, and we were able to get through the content without feeling sluggish at any point.
The material is invaluable- I only wish it reached more people! I look forward to reading the books by Jim Owen.
I know that this workshop will translate into more of a drive for me to live with my passions and values in the forefront.
My code is included in my signature.
Thank you very much for this amazing experience!

Jade Stutheit
1st Grade
Mills Elementary

Aspiring to Stand Tall through the following personal code:
1- Have the moral courage to make your actions consistent with your knowledge of right & wrong.
2- Do less judging; do more to understand.
3- Trade expectation for appreciation.
4- Inspire positivity through positive action.
5- Use your gifts to contribute to the needs of others.
6- Do your best; forget the rest.
7- Pull others into the light of faith, the comfort of encouragement, and the warmth of love.
8- Let everything you do serve your faith and family.




Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Standing Tall feedback

Kent’s class in Jackson was nothing short of superb. I’m focused on getting him to return, and have found some options to start a youth program in Teton County.

Carpe Diem with utmost integrity.
Lift others up, listen more, and happiness will follow.
Strive for happiness, it’s your decision.

Bomber Bryan


T. Bomber Bryan
Owner, Associate Broker, GRI

Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates, LLC
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Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Standing Tall Workshop for the Pinnacle Banking Group

We are preparing for our fall meeting with employees located in Lincoln, Nebraska.  Part of our presentation to our staff will include the “Ten Principals to Live By”.  “What you stand for” has challenged me to spend time evaluating principals that I want to continue to live by.  The two listed are ones that I try to live by.

“Do what you know is right” and “Strive for a stable balance between family and work”.

“Cowboy Ethics” go back to my childhood years when I would ride along to the pasture with my Grandfather and Father to check on cattle.  Both loved the cattle business and what the cowboy stood for.  I do not share the same passion for cattle but their principals stick with me today.




Curt Denker
1401 N Street – Lincoln
NMLS #665598
402-434-3115
402-434-3129 Fax
cdenker@pinnbank.com