Category Archives: Characteristics

Characteristic# 98: Extreme Self-Discipline

By | December 29, 2015

[December 29, 2015] From Mahatma Gandhi to Winston Churchill to Theodore Roosevelt, all had something in common with the great leaders across history. Each had extreme self-discipline in their lives. Self-discipline helps people connect today’s behavior with tomorrow’s results; allowing a leader to know which is the right thing to do. Good leaders live by their ability to… Read More »

Characteristic# 96: Tolerance and Patience

By | November 27, 2015

[November 26, 2015] Incidents over the past few weeks in the Middle East have heightened our awareness of the volatility of the region. What many respected and proven leaders advise is a dose of tolerance and patience among the major powers; especially those that have strong military forces in the area. Senior leaders who consistently produce success understand… Read More »

Are We Brave?

By | November 18, 2015

[November 18, 2015]  No, we are not brave!  This may come as a shock to many but nearly every person I’ve ever met, whether in the military or in civilian life, are cowards and so am I.  We put up a good front … of course … and we do this by talking big, owning cool stuff, and… Read More »

Leader Appreciation of the Younger Generation

By | October 18, 2015

[October 18, 2015]  There are always generational differences.  Those differences are more pronounced now than ever – at least it seems that way – and that is often credited with improving technology, medical advancements, and cultural change brought on by great movements of people.  But do we really appreciate the differences between generations?  I think yes and I… Read More »