Say it’s not so! Another series of national challenges and everyone is scratching their heads about who is in charge. Whether or not it is the Toyota recall or the tragic Gulf Coast oil spill, too many leaders seem to be avoiding responsibility. Things fall apart when leaders shy from opportunities to show their AQ, […]
Category Archives: Leadership
This week, I was flattered to be asked to serve as a mentor. Honestly, I don’t know if my new protégé was more excited or if I was. Ready to share, I sat down and shared helpful suggestions while escaping the summer heat and sipping on lemonade. My new protégé wanted to know so many […]
Well, it’s official. Civic engagement is the answer! Recent news reports about voting fraud and conflicts of interest in Bell, California, a Los Angeles suburb, underscore the importance of community members getting involved in public affairs. Apparently Bell city officials lined their pockets with the nation’s most exorbitant local salaries despite budget cuts and layoffs. […]
Recent weeks have included non-stop sports coverage. On any given Saturday, there was television coverage from the World Cup, the Prefontaine Classic (track and field), Wimbeldon tennis championship, basketball championships, and baseball. People tuned in, tweeted, and posted Facebook updates every hour on the hour.
South African leader Nelson Mandela has undoubtedly received countless accolades and praise. Today the renowned leader celebrates his 92nd birthday. Given the breadth of his contributions and his legacy, are there even words to describe his remarkable legacy? How can I find words to reflect upon the years of persecution and his response with peace […]