Monthly Archives: September 2016

Political Leadership: David Horowitz

By | September 20, 2016

[September 20, 2016]  Socialism is a system of government and economics that has historically been associated with totalitarianism and with the deaths of tens of millions of people.  Logic and historical fact however is not how those enthralled with the theoretical foundation of socialism argue for its benefits.  David Horowitz is opposed to it because those adhering to… Read More »

Establishing Authority: the U.S. Constitution

By | September 17, 2016

[September 17, 2016]  If there is one subject senior leaders lose sleep over, it’s the establishment and clarification of their authority to carry out their organization’s mission.  General George Washington struggled with the federal Congress over this very issue and it haunted him during the entire Revolutionary War.  It wasn’t until the U.S. Constitution was signed on this… Read More »

Transparency in Leadership

By | September 14, 2016

[September 14, 2016]  My graduating class of the U.S. Infantry School in 1983 produced an exceptional group of officers.  When 9/11 occurred nearly all of us were colonels and had considerable command experience; fully ready for whatever the national called upon us to do.  But the one thing that our schooling failed to prepare us for was the… Read More »

5 Steps to Develop Organizational Skills to Get More Productive

By | September 13, 2016

By guest blogger Kate Simpson [See Biography] [September 13, 2016]  A lot of focus has been put on productivity, no matter which industry you belong to. This is due to the fact that the world is not just pacing fast, it’s doing business at lightning speed, which requires you to develop organizational strategies superior to others. As a… Read More »