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 …
The Founding “Leaders”
Today we celebrate the 237th anniversary of our declaration of independence. Today we honor the founding “fathers” of our nation. I feel like calling them the founding “leaders” today. I …
Leadership – A Virtue?
Leadership. What is it and how do we obtain it? I have been reading with a keen interest the articles of different writers to this blog. LeadershipVoices, I believe is …
Easter Thoughts on the Ultimate Leader
When you are a blogger it can be sometimes difficult to tackle certain topics. When you are a Christian blogger, it is really a daunting task to write on the …
Leadership Lesson from Pope Francis
I do not pretend to understand the ins and outs of the Catholic church. But I can recognize leadership when I see it. We have touched on this before. But …
Mohatma Gandhi – A Quiet Leader
He was born October 2nd, 1869 and he was assassinated on January 30th, 1948. He was more commonly known as Mahatma Gandhi and he was the preeminent leader of Indian …
Accessible or Aloof
Reading Michael Hyatt’s blog early this morning I saw his recounting of a podcast by Andy Stanley, a well-known pastor in the Atlanta, GA metropolitan area. Andy Stanley is of …
Leadership and Ambition
“When the gods wish to take vengeance on a man for his crimes they usually grant him considerable success and a period of impunity, so that when his fortune is …
Abraham Lincoln and Leadership
There is a lot of renewed interest in Abraham Lincoln these days. In fact, a movie about him has just been nominated for a Golden Globe Award. So, what is …
What Would Winston Do?
It was once very popular to wear jewelry with the letters WWJD that asked an important question – “What would Jesus do?” That is a valid and valuable question to …