Acceptance: The First Virtue of Humanity
Humanity: The Concern for Impact to People
Typical to most intellectual endeavors, the evolution of what it means to be a transcendent leader in today’s global world continues to morph as we study it. Last week, as we dug into the definition of “presence” as one of t...
Receptiveness: The First Virtue of Resilience
In the spirit of new year beginnings, what better subject to discus than that of our first virtue of RESILIENCE, the delightful quality of RECEPTIVITY. After all of the packages are opened and trees are down, we begin to think anew. Despite t...
Expanding Exercise: Bravery
We coach leaders that face ethical dilemmas requiring bravery every day. It takes guts to make the right decision in a split second and forethought in anticipation of possible accidents or situations can be the best remedy for preparing yourself for the kind of emergency situations that might ...
The First Virtue of COURAGE: Bravery
Bravery: To face or endure opposition or danger with firmness of moral strength, mind, and will.
There is no question we are living in a time when bravery is essential to survival and may become even more essential in the years to come as we solve the problems of the future. Yet, as t...
Expanding Exercise for Humanity- 1st Virtue of Humanity
Loyalty in Great Leadership
Establishing a strong following of loyal people requires two absolutes. The first is trust and the second is respect. Without both, you are probably gaining support through one of the lower level motivators, such as fear-based, safety-based or incentive-bas...