#Leadership

I just completed running another Deeper Connections program and I was once again reminded of the value of the Leadership Commitments. These commitments are important to me as I need life principles to guide me daily. They serve as my moral code of conduct and my sense of self respect and personal peace is deeply […]

As preparation for Deeper Connections, I thought it a good idea to work through my twelve Leadership Commitments. Here is commitment number three. As a leader; I keep my word and honor my commitments In our current culture, keeping your word and honoring your commitments often operates on a sliding scale. Certain promises or commitments

Leadership Commitment #2: I tell myself the truth and frequently ask, ‘what am I pretending not to know?’ Tell Myself the Truth Telling myself the truth is my attempt at being completely honest with me. It is really where personal healing and growth begins. However, being completely honest with me is not an easy thing

Deeper Connections is just around the corner and I thought it would be a fun to look at some of the content of that program. In the process I want to wet the appetite of those of you who are attending and hopefully ignite the curiosity of those of you who are not. In Deeper

I am continuing this month to focus on the qualities that make a great leader. I began last week with looking at the issue of integrity; this week I am going to look at trust. Every great leader has the ability to build their credibility by being trustworthy. The word trust actually means confidence. When

Integrity I want to focus on the qualities that make a great leader. In a survey of over 54,000 employees, the quality desired more than any other is integrity. So; what is integrity and how do I build this quality as a leadership strength?

We are all Leaders First of all I believe that we are all leaders. Whether I like it or not I am modeling behavior that is on display for everyone I interact with in my life. I feel the responsibility of modeling behavior most acutely with those who are closest to me, especially my children