4 Common Ground Lessons from Last Chance U
The common ground lessons from Last Chance U, a Netflix documentary, will help leaders working with folks who seem reluctant to achieve.
What to Say When You Don’t Know What to Say
It’s tough to know what to say in a crisis situation. Let’s be leaders who show up when things get hard. Here’s what to say when you don’t know what to say.
Return to Calmness: A Leadership Imperative
Inciting and supporting continued chaos is not a sound leadership strategy or trait. A return to calmness is a new leadership imperative.
Don’t Waste a Crisis: How the Worst Thing Ever Brought Us Together
Crisis in an organization, family or community can destroy relationships. It can also bring people together. Here’s how to go from crisis to common ground.
Summer of Change
Many think of spring as a time of change. Spring may ignite change, but summer of change fosters growth. Summer growth is vital.
How to Sell Your Skills in a New Industry
Spent years employed in an industry but ready for a change? Here’s how to sell your skills and find the perfect position in a new industry.
5 Books Every Recent College Graduate Should Read
Graduates, don’t let burn out from all that required reading keep you from reading to ensure your long-term success. Take note, these five books every recent college graduate should read will get you back in the habit of reading for pleasure.
7 Personality Traits Powerful Leaders Share
Whether you want to lead a team, community, large corporation or startup, these 7 personality traits powerful leaders share will help you succeed.
The 7 Skills of Highly Effective Millennial Leaders
Millennials occupy a majority of the American workforce. David Grossman draws on his experience to share 7 skills of highly effective millennial leaders.
Advice I Wish I’d Heard at Graduation 7 Years Ago
For many students, graduation day can’t come soon enough. Our team member Jeremy Chandler shares some advice for graduates in the class of 2017.
Four Essential Leadership Ladders
Leadership ladders leave individuals and places better than before. In family, self, organization, and community, leadership ladders matter.
Leadership Fails and Who Cares?
Though it may be difficult to pinpoint exactly why leadership is failing, at least we can stop doing a few things.