Manday: Everyone Matters
As Kevin or any of my friends will tell you I have an insatiable appetite for reading. I prefer biographies, mysteries, and inspirational books. I also have a tendency to …
Fatherhood Friday: Negotiating
Let me say up front that I negotiate for a living. That is one of the main functions that I perform on a daily basis. So you would think I …
Leadership and “Coasting”
Is it ever OK to just coast along for a while? That is the question that I am pondering this morning. You see, I am tired. I am probably not …
Thursday Thought: Failing Organizations
Being involved in the realm of leadership coaching and leadership development, I choose to observe things that many do not take notice of. And there is a constant that is visible …
Leadership and Self-Control
For the past few months I have been kind of “looking inward” at myself. You know having some of those internal discussions with yourself, lying in bed at night, or …
How to Love at Work and Not Feel Totally Awkward
(This is a guest post from Rodney Mills, a leadership coach and speaker and close friend of Leadership Voices. You can read the original post on his blog or find …
Leadership Lessons from 1776
“Men make history…not the other way around. In periods where there is no leadership, society stands still. Progress occurs when courageous, skillful leaders seize the opportunity to change things for …
Louis Zamperini
Louis Zamperini, Olympian, WWII Veteran, and POW passed away yesterday. I was very saddened to hear the news. He became an inspiration to me through his amazing tale of survival …
Leaders of the Past – Better than Today?
Sitting at lunch yesterday with one our most prolific authors on LeadershipVoices.com and with a new author who is going to be providing some interesting content in the coming days, …
Manday: Speaking to the Ladies
Here are some things that I know to be true. Ladies, if you marry a real man, not a man that is flashy and edgy and is an exciting “bad …