Leaders Are Masters Of "First Things"

Leaders are masters of "first things." They refuse to be bogged down by the trivial, the mundane, and the unimportant.

The Leader's WorkOctober 14, 2013Priorities, Productivity Comments

Excellence and Nobility

Excellence and nobility...

Thought Of The DayOctober 9, 2013Comment

Servant Leaders Don't Aim For Compliance

Is my leadership fostering compliance or constructive interaction?

The Leader's WorkSeptember 30, 2013Compliance, Servant Leadership, TeamworkComment

Someone Has To Step Up And Lead

One person can live on a desert island without leadership. Two people, if they're totally compatible, could probably get along and even progress. If there are three or more, someone has to take the lead. Otherwise, chaos erupts.

The Leader's WorkSeptember 24, 2013Courage, Leading in crisis, Presidential biography, PresidentsComment

The Important Work Of Reminding

"People need to be reminded more often than they need to be instructed." - Samuel Johnson

Thought Of The DaySeptember 19, 2013CommunicationComment

The Letter Lincoln Never Sent

Sometimes our words do the most good when they are left unspoken.

The Leader's WorkSeptember 17, 2013Abraham Lincoln, Communication, Wisdom Comment

When We Don't Hit The Bull's Eye

Performance is not hitting the bull's eye with every shot -- that is a circus act. Peter Drucker

Thought Of The DaySeptember 13, 2013Mistakes, Peter DruckerComment

Why Some Leaders Get All The Attention

It is because the eyes of the Most High have willed it so.

Thought Of The DaySeptember 11, 2013Humility, J- Oswald Sanders Comments

The Power of a Leader's Words

Can people count on you to follow through on your words?

The Leader's LifeSeptember 10, 2013Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, Presidents, PromisesComment

Why Leaders SHOULD BE Humble

The axe cannot boast of the trees it has cut down. It could do nothing but for the woodsman.

Thought Of The DaySeptember 9, 2013Leadership dependenceComment