Leading for Good
A cultural leadership blog
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The rise of the parents
Recently, I have been invited to speak at a number of community meetings largely in response to the current organic rising up of parents who are awakening to what has been going on in the education of our children. As I have said often, COVID has become a Great...
Guest-hosting the Todd Huff Show: A Conversation About Perseverance Through Pain
This past Monday I had the opportunity to guest-host the Todd Huff Radio Show on Freedom 95 here in Indy. While the primary content for Todd’s show typically orients around politics, I decided to adjust the show’s conversation in a slightly different direction in...
September 11th – 20 years since the world changed forever
Like other consequential dates in America’s modern history (e.g. December 7, 1941 and November 22, 1963), we of a certain age remember exactly where we were on September 11, 2001. I was sitting in a graduate school classroom in Chicago on that otherwise normal Tuesday...
Are you encouraging the people around you?
Recently, I was on my regular run along the country roads where we live. As is my habit with oncoming vehicles, I will give a quick nod and mouth “Thank you” to drivers for moving into the other lane and not running me over. Last weekend, a car was approaching with a...
Global Leadership Summit 2021 at the Capitol
For the last 27 years, the Global Leadership Network has hosted the Global Leadership Summit. It is a two-day leadership conference that brings together world-class leadership experts from across the cultural spectrum. It has become a truly global leadership movement...
A must-watch interview at the Olympics
As a boy, I had a life-long dream to serve our country in the military. Coming from a family who had multiple members who served in the different branches of the military, it was a natural desire. To be able to wear the uniform and represent the United States was...