[November 8, 2020] Everybody remembers great leaders. Their names enjoy immortality because of their accomplishments. That’s good. They’ve earned it. But did they do it on their own? If we look deeper, a pattern occurs. Every great leader had a strong lady next to him. It’s important to understand that word next is crucial here. Ladies weren’t behind… Read More »
[November 7, 2020] Have you ever lead a project or activity in your school, college, or workstation? If yes, then there might be something you have regrets about—things you wished you would have done better. The results might have been better if things were lead differently. But the truth is, you did whatever you could do best at… Read More »
[October 27, 2020] Our society is unnecessarily complex and, in response, our humanness is in search of something. We search for those things which we are assured we cannot live without. This is equally true in business and can be equally harmful. If you want to improve your organization’s performance your life, your leadership, and your business model,… Read More »
[October 22, 2020] “Decision science is a collection of quantitative techniques used to inform decision-making,” according to Harvard. Its focus is on finding a solution using the available information, and that you can effectively compare outcomes, costs, and more to make the best decision for your situation. It’s a specific science that has produced key frameworks anyone can… Read More »
[October 1, 2020] The thought of leading a group could turn into a nightmare unless you have some decent past experience. While leaders often mistake the role for controlling those who fall under them, it is more towards building a strong relationship with those who are associated with you. The concept of a leader has witnessed a change… Read More »
[September 29, 2020] A little over two years ago, I gave you some insight into the Federal Bureau of Investigation, where I worked for nearly 20 years. My point? The FBI was and is today in severe decline as measured by its internal politicization, particularly the hyper-partisanship activities of its senior officers. I’m sad to report this to… Read More »
[September 26, 2020] Professional teachers always look to learn more and grow their abilities. They are on an unending journey where they are always searching: New concepts or teaching tactics Ways to enhance their skills and expertise New details that will help their students to be successful That is why, in this article, we are going to talk… Read More »
[September 18, 2020] Equality in the workplace is not just a legal responsibility for the employers but also a commitment to having a positive culture for the entire workforce. Essentially, it is about giving fair treatment to all your employees, regardless of their gender, race, nationality, religion, age, disability, or sexual orientation. But fostering equality in your organization… Read More »
By guest blogger Sadako Red [see disclaimer] [August 19, 2020] Anytime we step out boldly to make changes, we take a chance that we might fail. But the only way to get better is to try. I’m no politician; don’t want to be now nor ever. The City of Baltimore – you know the one that I can… Read More »
[July 29, 2020] A good leader can come in many different shapes and forms, depending on who, what, and where they need to lead. But no matter what the situation, there are some qualities that shine through all of the best leaders – as John C. Maxwell famously described a good leader as one who “knows the way,… Read More »