The Myth of the Well-Rounded Leader.
One of the most interesting conclusions (in my opinion) of Gallup’s research is that there is no one strength that all good leaders possess.
One of the most interesting conclusions (in my opinion) of Gallup’s research is that there is no one strength that all good leaders possess.
We look to those who have reached the pinnacle of their professions—be it LeBron James, Reese Witherspoon or Barack Obama—and daydream about how great it
How many “no’s” would you allow yourself to hear – – before you just stopped asking the question?
“Today I will do what others won’t, so tomorrow I can accomplish what others can’t.” Perhaps no one has quite lived the preceding quote
Organizations, like people, can “plateau”. They must consistently, intentionally adapt to their environment. If not, complacency ensues.
What good is an electrical plug that isn’t connected to a power outlet? Though it may have the potential to power a television or recharge
For many, the path to leadership… indispensability… success… seems littered with obstacles and delays. If you’re looking for your chance, a surefire way to get to “yes” is to be a contributor.
An old Gatorade commercial from years past used the slogan “is it in you?” This begged of athletes, do you have it? Are you strong
“The circulation of confidence is better than the circulation of money.” — James Madison I spoke on a panel at an economic development conference last