A Word to the Wise & a Caution to Fools
Lao-Tzu, in his ancient wisdom, describes the kind of leaders we want to follow.
Ethical leadership
An Invitation to the WWJD Redux Project
The WWJD Redux Project: One year into the presidency of Donald Trump, how are people answering?
The (Mostly) Certitudes of Change
Change is inevitable, regardless of how we feel about it. This is beyond being a mostly certitude of change…it is a certitude. We only deceive ourselves if we think change will not occur simply because we do not want it.
A Reflection on Reflective Leadership
I have a confession to make. I attend Tamarack’s Collective Impact Summits for very selfish reasons. I have come to experience and appreciate the annual event as a personal retreat. Okay, it is a personal retreat taking place in the midst of several hundred people. Never forget the words, though, of the world famous Anonymous … Read more
Muckers, Spouters, and Collaborative Leaders
Here we go again. It is the Quadrennial Quest for the next “great” leader of the United States. It is too bad we are fixated on a Presidential leadership model that has not worked well in the recent past and increasingly holds little hope for the future. Are we ready to embrace a different approach … Read more
Redden Your Nose and Join In or Do Even More?
Today is Red Nose Day and an opportunity to contribute toward ending poverty and social injustice. Lover all things humorous and red nose addict, Tom Klaus, wonders, though, what else we can do…with or without noses.