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Servant Leadership And Gender Equality
Cut-off in mid-sentence, confused and a little stunned, I watched as my carefully planned seminar appeared to unravel. Several of my participants were having...
First Impressions
Psychologists suggest that first impressions snap into place in the first three-to-seven seconds.
Once in place, first impressions are quite difficult to dislodge. For the...
The Art Of Bouncing Back
His left arm was left useless by the polio that ravaged his body as a boy. As a ten-year-old he tended the family’s goat...
A Foundation Of Personal Accountability
In this series of posts, I have been exploring the importance of establishing a culture of trust. Without shared trust, it is incredibly difficult,...
Trust: Positivity And Community
I’ve been doing some reading and writing on establishing a culture of trust, and it’s pretty clear to me how leaders are setting the...
Create A Standard Of Integrity
The Mustang GT accelerated smoothly as I put her through the gears. With tremendous torque at the top end of the power curve, the...
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How Can Data Viz Grow Your Business? 5 Ways
Although data visualization has a fancy name, it's a simple concept. This approach — often abbreviated data viz — displays information via visual representations....
5 Reasons Why Your Education CEO Needs A Voice On LinkedIn
This week, Carson Pirie Scott closed its doors in my neighborhood. Visiting Carson's at least twice a year was a staple event in my...
The Customer Connection
Just being 'nice' isn't going to create a great customer experience. You're supposed to be nice! Say or do something extra special to make...
What About the Multiculturalism Gap in Global Business?
When we talk of "cultural competence", it is also necessary to remember this expression must always include sensitivity to themes such as social class...
Different Strokes For Nonprofit Board Folks
Over decades of service on nonprofit boards, I have interfaced with board colleagues who possess a variety of performance styles and behaviors. Certain of...
