QBQ!®HomeStoreBooksQBQ!Flipping the SwitchOutstanding!Parenting the QBQ Way I Own It! Specks & PlanksDon't Just Talk Be Heard!TrainingQBQ! for OrganizationsQBQ! for YouthQBQ! for ChurchesMyers-Briggs and QBQ!PodcastsSubscribeSpeakersJohn G. MillerKristin E. LindeenDavid LevinQBQ! AppAboutAbout QBQ, Inc.Become a QBQ! DistributorContactBe outstanding through personal accountabilityPersonal AccountabilityLeadershipManagementServiceParentingThe #1 Formula for Defeating DebtPosted by John G. MillerI only have one famous friend—his name is Dave Ramsey—and I will forever be in his debt.Which is a funny statement, actually, since Dave is all about … getting out of debt!Truly, though, I’m thankful we found each other.Dave tells the story of how he stumbled across us at QBQ, Inc. whenever I’m on his radio program (recent interview here). He was wandering an airport when he found QBQ! The Question Behind the Question. Like many do, he stood in the book store reading. After getting through most of QBQ!—a one hour read—he “felt so guilty” he decided to buy it.That began our friendship.But why did the QBQ! book intrigue him so much? Well, because Dave knows this: (more…)Posted in Personal Accountability | 1 Comment#CHANGE: 6 C’s and 1 SecretPosted by John G. MillerEnter the give-away below … be eligible to win a signed copy of:QBQ! The Question Behind the QuestionGot #CHANGE?If so, let’s explore the “6 C’s of Change.” Every change process in every organization contains these components. It’s good to name them so we know where we are at any given time.Then we’ll share the secret to change. (Hint: It isn’t plastering slogans on cubicle and cafeteria walls.)Okay, here we go … (more…)Posted in Leadership, Management | 2 CommentsAgainst the Grain: 5 Steps to LeadershipPosted by John G. MillerWow, did someone in the public eye really just buck current societal norms by drawing a line in the sand??? Now that’s leadership. Read on …There is an NCAA coach who—while seeking victories—finds victory in teaching discipline, respect for others, and self-control to his players. His name is …(more…)Posted in Leadership | 17 Comments“Young man, please step away from the wall!”Posted by John G. Miller“Young man, please step away from the wall!”The college-age employee turned, looked at me, and then—beaming slightly—stepped back from his work.Aiming my iPhone camera, I asked … (more…)Posted in Parenting, Personal Accountability | 22 CommentsPersonal Accountability Brings FreedomPosted by John G. MillerA quick story, often attributed to Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892):A duke boarded a galley ship and went below to talk to the convicts manning the oars. When he asked what their crimes were, almost every man claimed that he was innocent, blaming someone else or accusing the judge of taking a bribe. There was one, though, who said …  (more…)Posted in Personal Accountability | 11 Com