By guest blogger Cassidy Hennigan [See Biography] [December 24, 2016] It is easy, and perhaps very human, to look at people who have “made it” and assume that they have some sort of unfair advantage, or even that they have cheated the system in some way or another. While this might actually be true in some cases, the… Read More »
[November 26, 2016] Army Vet reflects today on the FEMINIZATION of the ARMY. Yep, it’s true! The world-renowned, war-winning U.S. Army is going the way of the extinct dodo bird and probably for the same reason; they were too slow, inflexible, fragile, and kinda dumb. The U.S. Army might have survived such a decline with good senior officer… Read More »
By guest blogger Jessica Freeman [See Biography] [November 3, 2016] Too much workload can often make us feel overwhelmed and stressed and we all know that there is nothing more important than being productive when working. In order to work well you need to focus both on the work and time management at the same time. The trick… Read More »
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 »
[August 28, 2016] Army Vet writes for us today that the U.S. Army is EMBARRASSED by the choices that its junior Officers are making in their own self interests. I first noticed it as a junior in college. Each of us in my Army ROTC1 class at Penn State University were anxious to select which branch each of… Read More »
[July 29, 2016] Army Vet writes today that America’s military is FAILING us as a nation. I’m older now, much older, where things should be clearer through know-how and schooling; up till now that’s positively not the way things are working out for me. There’s something been chewing at my gut for years … while the character of… Read More »
By guest blogger Mary Brians [See Biography] Leadership is a trait that can be taught and improved. Somebody comes to being the idol for millions by occasion, while others deliberately fulfill their life mission and realize the need to organize people around them to achieve this mission. Every person who wishes to influence change and be a turning… Read More »
By guest blogger Sadako Red [see disclaimer] [June 24, 2016] I can see the Potomac River from my office in Washington D.C. but it’s the view I see of government that is most eye opening because I see the real story. Lately the U.S. presidential race has heated up over the issues of race and gender, inequality, the… Read More »
[June 22, 2016] Army Vet reflects today on POLITICS and WINNING WARS. I was sitting at my favorite bar the other evening discussing my favorite topic with a couple of halfwits who thought we fought the French and Canadians in World War II. The lack of historical knowledge of most Americans (our education system is stuck on stupid)… Read More »
By guest blogger Tom Jager [See Biography] [May 24, 2016] Being a leader requires a lot of work and commitment. A lot of people say that this is something you’re born with but I disagree. To become a qualified leader you need to work on it and perfect the skill. What are some of the qualities you need… Read More »