Leading with Character: Adapt, Adjust, and be Agile
Leading with Character: Adapt, Adjust, and be Agile As leaders strive to keep up with relentless changes impacting their employees and businesses,...
Leading with Character: Growth through Failure
Leading with Character: Growth through Failure “Don’t be upset by failures; they’re part of our growth." - Og Mandino Leading through the Covid-19...
Leading with Character: Devotion to Duty
Leading with Character: Devotion to Duty In 1994, then-Commandant Admiral Robert Kramek approved and implemented the Coast Guard’s Core Values:...
Leading with Character: Respect
Leading with Character: Respect In this series of blog posts, we’re exploring the US Coast Guard’s core values of honor, respect, and devotion to...
Leading with Character: Honor
U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, left, presents the Legion of Merit to Australian Lt. Gen. David Morrison, chief of staff of the...
Leading with Character: Core Values
Leading with Character: Core Values Today, our society and its many organizations, institutions and businesses are in dire need of exceptional...
Leading with Character: Authentic or Genuine?
Leading with Character: Authentic or Genuine? We’ve all heard or seen someone exclaim, usually with great conviction, “Leaders need to bring their...
Leading with Character: The Power of Perseverance
The Power of Perseverance Last week I launched my new blog, “Leading with Character.” Thanks to all of you who tuned in to read about “Doing...
Leading with Character: Do Something Hard
Hello and thank you for visiting my website! This is the very first entry in my "Leading with Character" blog, and I hope you enjoy it. Do...
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