Leading with Character: Wait for It
https://www.hstoday.us/subject-matter-areas/leadership-management/column-leading-with-character-wait-for-it Maine is truly God’s Country. Those of...
Leading with Character: Value and Worth
I recently enjoyed breakfast with a friend, Karen Rinaldo, who is a famous local artist here in my hometown of Falmouth, MA. Karen is not only an...
Leading with Character: Discipline Exceeds Desire
A few weeks ago, I attended Modern Woodmen of America’s quadrennial national convention in Orlando, FL. How interesting and exciting! Because we’re...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Leading with Character: Practice Self Control
Leading with Character: Practice Self Control My friend and colleague, Rear Admiral, US Coast Guard Reserve (ret.) Rich Schneider is the former...
Leading with Character: Reach
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...
Leading with Character: More than the Minimum
Caption: Young women twisting string around the stalks of young shade grown tobacco. Tying the stalks to the overhead wires reduces damage from wind...

