By guest blogger Dale Vernor [See Biography] [June 16, 2018] Being unemployed is a common assumption most people have when it comes to the topic of drug or alcohol abusers, however, authorities on the topic show something much more different. According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, 70 percent of all illegal drug users are… Read More »
[June 15, 2018] Every time I’m asked about leaders who are disobedient, I think about how Guide Dogs act to protect their owners. If a blind person commands the dog to walk across a dangerous street, the dog resists. Being disobedient is obviously highly valued by the dog owner. The question of whether a good leader can be… Read More »
[June 14, 2018] In honor of Flag Day in the United States, I’m publishing my Good Habits for Leaders book today. Of course, there is no fee or cost of any kind for downloading it. Note that the book is in PDF format and is 1.01 mb in size, so it might take a few seconds once you… Read More »
[June 14, 2018] I’m taking a few minutes to remind everyone that today is Flag Day in the United States. Most folks here in the U.S. and abroad do not fully appreciate the association of our flag with patriotism and American values. But folks do acknowledge that today is important for our citizens who have remained free and… Read More »
[June 13, 2018] One of the underrated purposes of good leadership is growing other leaders. This purpose may not, upon reflection, be connected to leadership as we readily can see in trait and character development. I call this … green thumb leadership. “I start with the premise that the function of leadership is to produce more leaders, not… Read More »
[June 12, 2018] There has much been said and written about the scourge of Communism and socialism and how these political systems hold people back, trap them with little opportunity, and destroys the community of people. U.S President Ronald Reagan was known for his desire to help free people from them and once said in a speech to… Read More »
[June 11, 2018] One of the simplest and easiest pieces of advice I can give any up-and-coming leader is, ask a leader for help and advice. The best way I know to get to the heart of any issue or problem is to find a good leader and ask them for help and advice. The majority of leaders… Read More »
[June 10, 2018] I don’t highlight heroes enough on my leadership blog. What we can learn from them is beyond the value I could ever state but I wanted to draw attention to U.S. Navy Boatswain’s Mate First Class James E. Williams who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions in Vietnam. James E. Williams is… Read More »
By guest blogger Katherine Brown [See Biography] [June 9, 2018] Online classes may be the greatest thing the internet has given us right after memes, challenges, and cat videos. While online courses may be different from physical classes in many regards, there is one significant similarity between the two – the all-encompassing procrastination and the risk of failing… Read More »
[June 8, 2018] We all know that fulfilling leadership duties is difficult and the more senior we are the more difficult it is. But new leaders are prone to make big mistakes that can be traced back to their newness and how they respond to challenges that confront them. I am fortunate to belong to two organizations that… Read More »