Confronting the New Abnormal:

2020-04-14T14:06:40-04:00

Leading Through Isolation and Uncertainty   Literally everyone I know is experiencing some level of stress and anxiety due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. My family and friends, my neighbors, my clients and my colleagues around the world – have all had our lives dramatically interrupted and in many ways altered – even without having [...]

Confronting the New Abnormal:2020-04-14T14:06:40-04:00

Some Needed Good News

2020-04-06T00:47:58-04:00

...for Business and Civic Leaders Right now, at this very moment, there is an opportunity for all leaders to simultaneously demonstrate the two most powerful aspects of leadership —and contribute to what is needed most in the world today. This is equally true of leaders of small and big companies, non-profit organizations and those who [...]

Some Needed Good News2020-04-06T00:47:58-04:00

The New Leadership Imperative

2020-03-29T22:48:34-04:00

We look to leaders for strength, guidance and, in times like these of great need, for comfort. We seek inspiration in their vision. We rely on our leaders to show us what courage looks like in the face of our fears, to show us the best and safest direction to move in and to to [...]

The New Leadership Imperative2020-03-29T22:48:34-04:00

Ten Things Leaders Must Consider Right Now

2020-03-23T02:50:41-04:00

The responsibility we have as leaders right now is more important and more daunting than anything any of us have faced before. The danger to our families and loved ones, the people working in our businesses, and those living in our communities, our nation and the world is unprecedented in modern times. The need for [...]

Ten Things Leaders Must Consider Right Now2020-03-23T02:50:41-04:00

The Art of Leadership: Science and Uncertainty

2020-03-15T20:45:49-04:00

Leadership needs most to show-up when uncertainty grips reality. When the choices you need to make are easy, or when there are no real choices that need to be made, there is no practical need for leadership. It begs the question, “does leadership exist absent the need for it?” “It can be argued that the [...]

The Art of Leadership: Science and Uncertainty2020-03-15T20:45:49-04:00

The Duality of Leadership

2020-03-09T13:43:58-04:00

If you go to Amazon.com and type “leadership” into the search bar, you will find that there are over 80,000 books available on the subject. Dr. Lee Thayer, who himself has about a dozen good books on the topic of leadership, points out that if any one of the books could instruct a person to [...]

The Duality of Leadership2020-03-09T13:43:58-04:00

The Coronavirus and Creating Our Future

2020-03-02T03:13:49-05:00

Leadership and Uncertainty: What the Coronavirus Suggests About Creating Our Future As best as we try, the future is never fully predictable. This is true even when we are diligently making the decisions and taking actions according to carefully laid plans. There may be some good evidence that suggests we are better at controlling our [...]

The Coronavirus and Creating Our Future2020-03-02T03:13:49-05:00

Learning How to Slow Dance With Uncertainty

2020-02-17T22:43:16-05:00

Learning How to Slow Dance With Uncertainty  -A Lesson in Leadership Leadership is a dance. It is the art of moving deliberately to the rhythm of the world that surrounds you while bringing emotion and meaning to those you dance with and to those who might simply watch. Have you ever noticed how smoothly and [...]

Learning How to Slow Dance With Uncertainty2020-02-17T22:43:16-05:00

Does Being an Expert Make You a Better Leader?

2020-02-10T01:39:44-05:00

What does expertise have to do with leadership? We know that being expert does not make you a leader. And being a leader does not make you an expert. Yet there is generally a presumption of expertise we associate with highly-competent leaders. When leaders are selected it is typically based on at least some assessment [...]

Does Being an Expert Make You a Better Leader?2020-02-10T01:39:44-05:00
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