A lady I know works for a major corporation in their acquisition department. Her manager recently retired and the supposed replacement brings the team in for a meeting. In that …
Repairing the Damage of a Past Leader
In my circle of friends and peers, there is a lot of discussion about who the Republican Party will get to challenge for President in the next election. The conversation …
The Pot Bowl?
MendezEnrique / Foter.com / CC BY-NC-SA I want to make clear this viewpoint is from a leadership perspective and NOT a political view. It has plenty to do with the …
Where have all the good (young) men gone?
“Men may seem as detestable as joint stock companies and nations; knaves, fools and murderers there may be; men may have mean and meager faces; but man, in the ideal, …
Leadership: Keep it simple. Then simplify some more.
I recently received an email asking me to compare and pick the best logo for our organization. I replied in a way that would have some on the team scratching …
Courage
Courage — A vanishing trait? While pondering this topic… I’m not so sure I’m all that qualified to write of it, but I will mount the challenge with courage. Courage …
Leadership and Conflict
I have been thinking a lot lately about conflict and conflict resolution. I think we can all agree that some level of conflict is unavoidable. However, how we face it …