Leadership and the Fear of Retribution

By | August 22, 2018

[August 22, 2018]  Academic studies show that the majority of employees in the American workforce are afraid to speak up because of the fear of retribution.  The cause is directly related to poor leadership and this fear is always present. “The forces of retribution are always listening.  They never sleep.” – Meg Greenfield, American editorial writer We all… Read More »

Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia

By | August 20, 2018

[August 20, 2018]  Today, the history channel and many other media outlets will cover what they call the Soviet Union’s intervention in Czechoslovakia; 60 years ago on this date August 20, 1968.  For the rest of us, it was not a simple political intervention but a military invasion to crush a fledgling movement that struggled against the constraints… Read More »

Modern Trends in Leadership Development

By | August 19, 2018

By guest blogger Joshua Robinson [August 19, 2018]Training leadership potentials is a challenging process. The world changes too fast and any organization that is unable to innovate, results in business failure. That is why leadership coaches are constantly looking for the next big things in development and learning. Nowadays, there is a big demand for educated and well-trained… Read More »

Leadership is not an Entitlement

By | August 16, 2018

[August 16, 2018]  Entitlement is the enemy of success.  We’ve all witnessed the destruction of motivation, unreasonable demands, and failure in entitled leaders.  It amazes me that entitlement in leaders still exists.  But the reason it does survive, of course, is that we encourage it. I don’t buy into the idea that young folks today are more likely… Read More »