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Leading with Character: Who we Are

Leading with Character: Who we Are

Leading with Character: Who We Are This summer, I had the opportunity to spend a couple of delightful weeks vacationing in wild, wonderful, Maine. I love getting away from the daily routine and immersing myself in nature. It’s the perfect opportunity for growth...
Leading with Character: Another Voice of Inspiration

Leading with Character: Another Voice of Inspiration

Leading with Character: Another Voice of Inspiration Mahalo! I’m feeling gratitude for all of you who’ve made the choice to read my blog. And on this invigorating morning I’m also grateful to be having breakfast at a gem of a Hawaiian-themed restaurant in Castine,...
Leading with Character: A Voice of Inspiration

Leading with Character: A Voice of Inspiration

I strive to be optimistic, which can be hard at times given the state of our world and here in America, the state of our civil society. Pessimism and negativity can bleed over into the workplace. Thus, I constantly seek inspiration to help me become a better person...
Leading with Character: Discipline Yields Excellence

Leading with Character: Discipline Yields Excellence

Leading with Character: Discipline Yields Excellence This past week I spent a couple of days at the United States Coast Guard Academy with my fellow trustees for the James Loy Institute for Leadership. The Loy Institute for Leadership integrates leadership across the...
Leading with Character: Conditioned or Complacent?

Leading with Character: Conditioned or Complacent?

Leading with Character: Conditioned or Complacent? Lately, I’ve been listening to “The Program Podcast” by Eric Kapitulik, a Marine Corps veteran and founder of The Program, a company with a worthy mission to develop world-class teams through personal and leadership...
Leading with Character: Putting Down Roots

Leading with Character: Putting Down Roots

Leading with Character: Putting Down Roots  When I lived in Arlington, VA, my daily walk took me past an enormous beech tree—probably about 100 years old—with gnarled roots exposed by erosion. Those roots look like a person’s hand reaching out, digging in, and holding...