by Sandy Stosz | Apr 17, 2026 | Blog
Leading with Character: Practice Self Control My friend and colleague, Rear Admiral, US Coast Guard Reserve (ret.) Rich Schneider is the former President of Norwich University and a person who has supported me and believed in me. In turn, I’ve tried to pay it forward...
by Sandy Stosz | Apr 3, 2026 | Blog
Leading with Character: Reach I’ve recently discovered an excellent program for circuit weight training I can do right here in my home. It’s run by Dr. Lisa Moore, DPT, Brick House Bones https://www.drlisamooredpt.com Dr. Lisa’s YouTube workout videos have brought me...
by Sandy Stosz | Mar 20, 2026 | Blog
Caption: Young women twisting string around the stalks of young shade grown tobacco. Tying the stalks to the overhead wires reduces damage from wind and rain. Circa 1960s. WHS collections 2011.1.86. (Photo courtesy of Windsor Historical Society, Windsor, Connecticut)...
by Sandy Stosz | Mar 6, 2026 | Blog
A few days ago, I was driving with my mother up to Middleboro, MA to get off Cape Cod for a change during the cold, snowy wintertime. On the highway, we came up behind a sport utility vehicle (SUV) with a catchy slogan on the spare tire mounted on back, “If you don’t...
by Sandy Stosz | Feb 20, 2026 | Blog
Leading people and teams is always hard, and even harder when the leader may struggle with messaging and keeping the team focused on the mission. Lately, I’ve been contemplating the divisions in our society—from national level politics down to the workplace. Such...
