Washington’s 1st Principles of Exec Leadership excerpt

In 1789, much of America recognized the need for presidential authority and energetic leadership despite the ever-present alarm over the potentially abusive power or weak corruptibility of the office. Nothing signaled these apprehensions over the presidency more than the unanimous election of universally trusted George Washington as the new nation’s first president. To his credit, …

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Vision, Hope, and Leadership

Part of a chapter in my book, Lost & Found Planning Change Many groups lack the foresight or level of planning required to take an organization beyond the early stages of development. For some, that’s fine; they may not need to have long-range planning. However, if an organization wants to make a real impact on …

Vision, Hope and Leadership (excerpt)

Many groups lack the foresight or level of planning required to take an organization beyond the early stages of development. For some, that’s fine; they may not need to have long-range planning. However, if an organization wants to make a real impact on their little portion of the world (aka, Mission and Vision Statements), they …