Category Archives: Professional Development

Good Leaders Fix Responsibility … by design

By | April 30, 2017

[April 30, 2017]  Winston Churchill once said that “the price of greatness is responsibility.”  Of course it is.  Not only do great leaders accept responsibility, they actively seek it out and are nourished by the challenges that a position of accountability and dependability brings. Leadership also means possessing the skills to fix specific responsibilities on others.  Note that… Read More »

North Korea: Kim Jong Un is at it Again

By | April 28, 2017

[April 28, 2017]  How do you measure a successful strategy?  That is one of the major issues over changing United States’ policies toward North Korea.  Over the past several weeks, the socialist dictator Kim Jong Un has followed a well-known successful strategy of using verbose and vitriolic rhetoric, threatening the community of nations, and showing resolve in the… Read More »

Public Feuds by Leaders are Foolish

By | March 21, 2017

[March 21, 2017]  I’ve witnessed plenty of public feuds during my time; the results were often unexpected and distasteful.  The most renowned and historic public feud in America (over 200 years ago) was the long and bitter rivalry between politicians Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton.  It played out famously and culminated in a pistol duel between the two… Read More »