Leading the next generation of leaders: An introduction
Editors’ Note: This article was originally posted in 2014, and for 2015 David and Leadership Voices have decided to produce a series of articles focused on family leadership and developing …
The Difference Between a Leader and a Master of Ceremony
Leaders provide vision and a well-considered direction to reach a common goal. A Master of Ceremonies just announces that it is time to dance. I run in to a lot …
Listening in Leadership
I know there have been many articles written about the subject of “listening” in leadership, but, today I would like to explore the topic some more. How interesting it is …
Sailing the 7 “C”s of Leadership
I am not a sailor. But I love alliteration in writing and, in addition, it helps me to remember things. So, today, I offer you the following “7 ‘C’s of …
Restoring a Fallen Leader
I set out doing discovery for this piece because it is near and dear to my heart. I won’t go into specifics here, but I have fallen. I have let …
Distance and Leadership
There is an old joke that is not all that kind to girls. And it goes like this: “She was so homely looking that the only thing that improved her looks was …
Loneliness in All Aspects of Leadership
“There is a loneliness in all aspects of leadership.” This is a line from a speech given by a man named Gordon B. Hinckley to a group of students and …
Go Quietly
I had a very interesting and brief email exchange with a friend via LinkedIn. He had read an article that I posted on LinkedIn and he “Liked” it. (By the …
Three Things About Failure
How many times have you heard that failure is just a stepping-stone to success? Although it is true, it is not very helpful just knowing that little tidbit. The fact …
The Top 20 Posts Viewed in 2014
This has been a very big year for Leadership Voices. And the response to the things that have appeared this year has been very gratifying. We feel that we have …