Leadership Legacies Live On

February 19th, 2012

Who can argue with the unquestionable grace and eloquence of the late congresswoman Barbara Jordan? Not really anyone. Interestingly enough, this week the LBJ School of Public Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin will host the 16th Annual Barbara Jordan National Forum, a week of student-led activities to honor her.

As Black History Month is celebrated this month, it is an opportunity to reflect upon her significant contributions to civil rights, impeccable leadership, and legacy.

Leaders: Take the First Step

February 12th, 2012

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Too often leaders fail to take the first step to reinforce their leadership. Why? In some cases it seems that they have forgotten what is necessary regarding collaboration and cooperation. Other times leaders sometimes end up taking on maverick qualities. Yet in other situations their focus is self-aggrandizement, virtually a disdain for others they serve. When did leadership get so derailed?

While there are numerous examples of offenses throughout history and solutions to remedy the circumstances, it seems reasonable to examine a brief solution to help leaders take the first step toward better leadership.

Interruptions and Opportunities

February 5th, 2012

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Good leaders go into any role knowing there might be interruptions at any moment. While it is assumed that these might be real-time interruptions there are many variations to examine.

Leaders Giving All and More

January 29th, 2012

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This week Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords retired from the U.S. Congress. Despite her significant recovery from life threatening injuries after a random attack last year, she made a decision to return to Arizona for continued healing and restoration.

Her tenacity to persevere was an inspiration for so many people. She certainly inspired me. Since the beginning of her recovery process, she has been on a quest to bounce back. In the midst of it all, she is still gave back to others and her constituents.

Teaching and Reaching Each One

January 22nd, 2012

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At a recent gathering, the eldest and youngest members of my family met. How amazing was that!

But, it was not just a moment for the photo albums but more a chance for me to reflect. In those split seconds, I considered about all the possibilities that might be and all the history that transpired. Let me share what I mean.

Leadership Legacies Live On

Leaders: Take the First Step

Interruptions and Opportunities

Leaders Giving All and More

Teaching and Reaching Each One

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