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Leading with Character: Givers and Takers

Leading with Character: Givers and Takers

This past week was filled with patriotic observances celebrating our nation’s Independence Day and 250th anniversary. It was truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for those of us privileged to be living here in the United States at this time in the history of our...
Leading with Character: Back to Basics

Leading with Character: Back to Basics

Leading with Character: Back to Basics My regular readers know that on occasion, I’ll profile an individual who personifies core values I believe in. Last week, I came across someone who falls into that category. The Cape Cod Times ran an obituary on a remarkable...
Leading with Character: The Cost of Winning

Leading with Character: The Cost of Winning

Have you been in a conversation lately during which the other party continually insisted they were right and you were wrong? I have and bet you have, too. Some people need to “win” every debate or discussion. It’s easy to see why. It has become more accepted to...
Leading with Character: Stepping Up and Leaning In

Leading with Character: Stepping Up and Leaning In

Leading with Character: Stepping Up and Leaning In Two years ago, I stepped up to volunteer in my hometown as a member of the newly established Falmouth, Massachusetts 250th Committee. The Committee was chartered by the Town Select Board to lead efforts to observe the...
Leading with Character – Nature or Nurture

Leading with Character – Nature or Nurture

This week my husband, Bob, and I toured the Delaware Water Gap (a national treasure!) and visited family down in New Jersey. We spent hours around the dinner table talking, laughing and “solving the world’s problems.” One particularly introspective topic centered on...