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The good old days. How things used to be. Everything has changed. We’re moving too fast. Things were better ‘back in the day’. Sometimes it

Context may be one of the most powerful leadership tools available.  Think about it…not only sharing news with your team, but adding significant additional information

Are you concerned about speaking your mind, sharing your opinion, or standing up for what you believe in due to the current external environment?  There

I had a conversation with a colleague recently and we were discussing leadership styles. More specifically, I was sharing what I thought was one of

In the early phases of World War II President Roosevelt described America as the “arsenal of democracy” as he pushed to supply our allies with

Polls tell us the gap between employee and leadership expectations is wider than ever. The endless quotes describing eroding engagement levels, dissatisfaction, third party activism

 “A fatal flaw.” What exactly is a fatal flaw outside the world of epic heroes and heroines? More importantly, what is mine? I’m actually not sure

I have a strong faith perspective, at least I hope I do. It’s part of my daily life, and is something I’ve nurtured, shared, and

Accountability is a tricky concept. Leaders often use it to describe how they’re going to drive execution of various strategies to achieve a specific goal…hit

Question for you: what is your first reaction when a leader shares they are hurting, or struggling to overcome anxiety, pressure, stress or some other