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Leading with Character: Diversity of a Different Kind

Leading with Character: Diversity of a Different Kind

Leading with Character: Diversity of a Different Kind Last week I wrote a blog, Character of a Different Kind, which was inspired by an ancient mother tree I met while wandering along a country road during my vacation in Maine. It was so popular that I’m going to...
LEADING WITH CHARACTER: CHARACTER OF A DIFFERENT KIND

LEADING WITH CHARACTER: CHARACTER OF A DIFFERENT KIND

Leading with Character: Character of a Different Kind Today is the last day of my summer vacation in the lake region of Maine. As I sallied forth on my morning walk up McWain Hill Road in Waterford, the early morning sunbeams bathed the bucolic countryside, awakening...
Leading with Character: Mantra for Success

Leading with Character: Mantra for Success

Leading with Character: Mantra for Success As many of you know, I recently published my first book, Breaking Ice & Breaking Glass: Leading in Uncharted Waters. The book is my way of giving back leadership lessons learned over my 40 years in uniform with the US...
Leading with Character-An Anchor to Windward

Leading with Character-An Anchor to Windward

Leading with Character: An Anchor to Windward Character is like an anchor to windward, holding one steady and true in tumultuous seas. – Sandra Stosz, Vice Admiral, US Coast Guard (ret.) I was recently interviewed about my new book, Breaking Ice and Breaking...
Leading with Character-Decisions Matter

Leading with Character-Decisions Matter

Leading with Character: Decisions Matter The decision to leave Afghanistan was a monumental one. The consequences of that decision are now playing out worldwide, at both the strategic and tactical levels. It’s a prime example of how much a single decision can matter....
Leading with Character: Beating to Windward

Leading with Character: Beating to Windward

Leading with Character: Beating to Windward Last week I was giving a talk for my new book, Breaking Ice & Breaking Glass: Leading in Uncharted Waters. The young woman who was interviewing me commented on my frequent use of nautical references. She noted that such...