[March 17, 2018] Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Or, should I say “bah humbug”! Why? I’m back dear readers with some bad news. This being only a few days after the release of the City of Baltimore’s latest crime statistics, we can again say unequivocally that the murder rate and violent crime is on the upswing in this once… Read More »
By guest blogger Ernest M. Kennedy III [See Biography] [March 4, 2015] Someone once said that to be prepared for war is the most effective way of preserving the peace; smart. If we study lessons of war from philosophers or from political leaders who warn us about war, a few things stand out; war is bad, war solves… Read More »
By guest blogger Sadako Red [see disclaimer] [January 24, 2018] Alas, the City of Baltimore (my beloved town where I was born, raised, & still have family) is on a cultural slide toward failure of a magnitude not seen since towns ceased to exist in the Great Depression. Robberies, murder, rape, and a slew of crimes are on… Read More »
[February 10, 2018] Army Vet has just returned from the border between VENEZUELA and COLUMBIA to tell his story. Don’t believe what the mass-media talking heads tell you. There’s a real fight going on, a bloody nasty rock & roll fight that pits the country of Colombia against the socialist-dictator controlled Venezuela. If you believe nothing is going… Read More »
[December 24, 2017] Army Vet writes today about how the U.S. military faired in VIETNAM on CHRISTMAS in 1967 Know yourself, dummy! People who study wars know that the best times to attack are when it is least expected and if you don’t know that already, then you are beyond my help. As a nation of soldiers, we… Read More »
By guest blogger Kevin Nelson [see Biography] [December 16, 2017] There is an endless demand to develop better leaders. Leadership education is at a critical stage with many universities neglecting to add it into their curriculum. While there are some universities that offer leadership education, most of them offer a theoretical approach to leadership and forget to emphasize… Read More »
By guest blogger Jennifer Scott [November 25, 2017] Being a manager, a team leader, a supervisor or some other role where you’re in charge is no easy feat. There are so much planning and organisation to be done, and that’s just for the hour by hour running of the team, let alone long-term goals. This causes stress levels… Read More »
By guest blogger Laura Buckler [see Biography] [November 18, 2017] You want success and you want it now! If you haven’t gotten to where you want to be yet, chances are that you will have to modify your leadership approach. There isn’t a universal approach when it comes to being successful in business and entrepreneurship. Still, a couple… Read More »
By guest blogger Brenda Savoie [see Biography] [November 18, 2017] Success is overrated. Few people understand that in order to succeed, you need to fail first. Whatever doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger, so why would anybody see struggles as a bad thing? Failing means you learned something that adds to your personal improvement. Yes, you failed, but… Read More »
By guest blogger Sadako Red [see disclaimer] [November 14, 2017] When I was a young man, back in the day of tube radios and black rotary telephones, my friends and I spent a lot of time appreciating the fine ladies we dated. We never obsessed over their race, religion, or even their sexual orientation (it never came up)… Read More »