On Meritocracy
In the challenge of our times – as brilliance competes with political correctness for resources, and reasonable people are increasingly questioning authority – strategies for
In the challenge of our times – as brilliance competes with political correctness for resources, and reasonable people are increasingly questioning authority – strategies for
Our personal and passionate need to assure our uniqueness vitalizes the demand for stimulants, energy shots … and consumerism, in every form. Yet, even without
Dear Self, Humans have an innate need to be led by leaders who provide integrity and honor. Some leaders provide; today, many leaders don’t, but
If you are a self-reflective person, you may take notice of the controversy the mind entertains about selfish service or selfless service: the contribution one
The view from the C-Suite is disturbing. In this microcosm of an executive’s life, where the pinnacle of career may last a mere 1-5 years,
Never underestimate the value of talent for creating insanely great anything. In the story of Steve Jobs’ obsession with “insanely great products,” we may be struck
I believe the global economic recovery will take longer than is forecast and longer than any normal person desires. Politically, we are witnessing acts that
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
Photography is fun filled with graphic potential, appealing to people of all ages. Just to hold a camera offers intriguing possibilities! One can capture this
Someone perhaps very much like you, smart and extraordinary, asked about the usefulness of executive coaching. This person was a seasoned executive, serving with great