Recently, I visited one of the sensational special towns in America: Sausalito, California, is a beautiful place on the Northside of the Golden Gate Bridge,
One of our innate tests of effective leadership is reverence. Sadly, reverence is somewhere off-stage today, jammed into a box in some civic storage facility
Each of us has the ability right now to discern context in the table talk that shapes our leadership year. Context is “what it is about” — it is the
It’s that time of year to reflect on personal effectiveness and to navigate the course forward. Newton informed us that speed is measured relative to
Bob Schieffer is one of the grand masters of television news journalism. He is easily irritated by flack politicians, and impatient to get to the
Isn’t the world a very silly place right now? What a funny stage the United States of America presents for watching the play of “leaders.”
Today, there is a crisis of leadership integrity that is widely discussed and documented, but there is little being done about it. In fact, one
I enjoy holidays, and Thanksgiving is my favorite! It is a day for gratitude and good conversation, sincerity, and reflection. Born out of Early American
There are people who are remarkable, core-values-oriented, inspirational leader-activists — and yet most people are not. Humanitarian leader-activists are the ones who keep the fabric of civilization
It’s refreshing when a business owner’s ego remains in check, even as his business grows. That’s exactly what we see with Hil Davis and Veeral