Category Archives: Guest Writer

9 Tools for Building Resilience in College that Carries Over into Career Leadership Roles

By | September 22, 2021

[September 22, 2021]  “Resiliency” isn’t a term college students use. Yet they experience adversity and setbacks. How they handle them is a matter of resiliency. Can they bounce back from these? If they can develop resiliency while in college, that strength will serve them well throughout their lives, especially when assuming career leadership roles. Here are 9 tools… Read More »

Top 3 Skills That Will be in Demand in 2022

By | August 10, 2021

[August 10, 2021]  Remote work from places other than the traditional workplace has become much more common.  And, during 2021, top managers were able to practice a number of new skills.  But is this practice enough or is it necessary to focus on developing new competencies? One of the most discussed skills of 2022 was the management of… Read More »

Thought Leadership Mistakes To Avoid

By | July 23, 2021

[July 23, 2021]  You come to websites like the Leader Maker to read about hard hitting issues, such as how discussing election integrity will get you banned from Facebook. What you won’t read are a bunch of wishy-washy ideas that you learn more from failure than success, but the fact is that you do not.  Learning how “Not”… Read More »

Importance of Books in our Lives

By | July 8, 2021

[July 8, 2021]  Books are said to be a person’s best companion. Especially to a student, who acquires knowledge from it and gets help to overcome particular failures of life. Books brings about a positive change in a persons’ life by changing his perceptions towards different situations. Either in a good or an adverse condition, books prove to… Read More »

The FBI in Decline: Another Update

[July 6, 2021]  FBI scandals continue to pop up like Prairie Dogs on an open Texas field.  From deep-sixing of essential documents, revealing top-secret information to the media, spying on U.S. citizens without a warrant, stonewalling Congressional investigations, this dishonorable list goes on and on.  Are people finally starting to take notice?  The problem?  The FBI weaponizes investigations… Read More »

Shame on U.S. Army Leaders: by Army Vet

By | June 3, 2021

[June 3, 2021]  Army Vet writes to us today to warn us of the destruction of readiness in the U.S. Army and, by extension, all our Armed Forces.  He places the blame on the wussification of our military on the shoulders of weak senior military leaders. Good leadership is NOT about creating a safe environment where people feel… Read More »

4 Mistakes that Make a Leader Ineffective

By | May 22, 2021

75% of workers leave their positions because of poor supervisory management, making terrible supervisors the number one reason for employee termination. Why are there so many bad leaders? There are at least two reasons. First, many managers lack leadership skills. Management training was not provided to 58% of managers. Second, the majority of leaders believe they are better… Read More »