Leadership Isn’t for Perfectionists
It’s rare that I spend so much of a weekend reading a business book, but Almost Doing Good by Jessica Pettitt kept me turning each page. The book is for leaders who struggle to always make the “right” decision, or who are looking for a blueprint or a path forward. The...
Miss Weaver’s Leadership Legacy: Why Your Vote Matters
When I was a senior at Christiansburg High School in Virginia, one of the requirements of our curriculum was to complete a U.S. Government course. Our small public school had one government teacher for all the seniors, Miss Maggie Weaver. Miss Weaver was passionate...
Investing in Leadership: The Key to Enhanced Performance
Recently I had the privilege of presenting a program to the HR Bio Alliance on the Return on Investment (ROI) of Employee Training and Development. The session was filled with vibrant discussions and insights from an engaged group of human resource professionals. At...
Cultivating a Culture of Resilience Amid Change
This week, I had the privilege of presenting a program on change management to an association. One of the exercises I conducted invited participants to reflect on the changes that have occurred over the past decade. What new technologies have emerged? Which...
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