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Leading with Character: Conditioned or Complacent?

Leading with Character: Conditioned or Complacent?

Leading with Character: Conditioned or Complacent? Lately, I’ve been listening to “The Program Podcast” by Eric Kapitulik, a Marine Corps veteran and founder of The Program, a company with a worthy mission to develop world-class teams through personal and leadership...
Leading with Character: Putting Down Roots

Leading with Character: Putting Down Roots

Leading with Character: Putting Down Roots  When I lived in Arlington, VA, my daily walk took me past an enormous beech tree—probably about 100 years old—with gnarled roots exposed by erosion. Those roots look like a person’s hand reaching out, digging in, and holding...
Leading with Character: Proud to Serve

Leading with Character: Proud to Serve

Leading with Character: Proud to Serve The Fourth of July—Independence Day—is rapidly approaching. Last weekend I hung patriotic bunting from my deck railings and put out my American flag. It causes me to reflect that as a citizen of this great Nation, I’m part of...
Leading with Character: Sustaining Wellness

Leading with Character: Sustaining Wellness

Leading with Character: Sustaining Wellness It’s an ever more complicated world, and that creates concern in the workplace and at home about how to balance requirements. People are under a lot of pressure to excel in both domains, which often leads to physical,...
Leading with Character: From a Distance

Leading with Character: From a Distance

Leading with Character: From a Distance Last week, in honor of Mother’s Day, I treated my mom to a ride in a helicopter. Not your usual Mother’s Day gift, but it was a perfect surprise for my mom. She loves heights and has always wanted to go up in a helo. Many years...