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A journey towards new type of leadership
Christina, thank you for your post reminding us to slow down and enjoy life, even in the midst of busy careers, schedules, and family life. As leaders we can get very caught up in the busyness of everyday, and as […]
Monica, thank you for your transparency in sharing your discouragement in a time of transition for your organization. I think sometimes as leaders we get caught up in the quest for positive and inspirational stories, encouraging others to look forward […]
Oliver Wendell Holmes was one of the most notable judges of all time. He was often called “The Dissenter” because he challenged so many ideologies and thoughts regarding law and the constitution (Fuller, 2000). He was a man who had […]
Chris, thank you for your post and reflections on a busy life! I agree with you that as leaders we can very easily get caught up in the busyness of the day as there are so many demands on our […]
James, thank you for your thoughtful consideration of the importance of solitude in the life of a leader in your recent post. You noted very aptly that we very easily forget to find solitude and get caught up in the […]
Frederic Loomis: The best medicine is to stop thinking about yourself, and start thinking about other people. In reflection on his deathbed, Dr. Frederick Loomis determined that though we may struggle through life and in death, there is little fruit […]
Christina’s blog on how our thoughts shape our actions and thus our character, was a timely reminder for me this week. I have continued to ruminate about how our personal leadership experiences become part of our personal identity and how […]
JGarland’s reflection on Abraham Lincoln’s second inaugural speech provoked some thought for me about how leadership affects us as people. When one thinks about leadership, often it is about developing ourselves to better embrace the position and succeed in our […]
When I read Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, there are so many leadership lessons to be learned. Though Hamlet himself was a dismal failure as a leader, his story illustrates many valuable life lessons and leadership concepts. One such concept is contained […]
I appreciated reading dizzybutterfly’s perspective on the story of A.J. Cronin and his struggle and frustration with writing a book. I occurred to me that often our greatest struggle as leaders is that which we have with ourselves. I find […]