[May 20, 2016] Army Vet reflects today on RACISM at WEST POINT. I’m the kinda guy who is quick to reject with prejudice any idea that the U.S. military is a racist bastion like some of my liberal friends think it is (but won’t say so to my face). So it won’t be surprising that I stand shoulder-to-shoulder… Read More »
[May 7, 2016] Army Vet reflects today on COWED GENERALS and ADMIRALS. What to know something? Generals and admirals are amateurs but not in the way common man thinks. They’re amateurs in fighting new and immerging threats to their nations. They’re amateurs because they’re soldiers when they should be warriors. I say, think like a soldier, die like… Read More »
[May 7, 2016] Today I’m introducing “Army Vet,” who will be a regular featured guest blogger here at the theLeaderMaker.com. Over the past couple of years I’ve tried to bring a variety of perspectives on the topic of leadership. Army Vet will help me do this even better. “Army Vet” is, of course, a pseudonym. He is real.… Read More »
By guest blogger Kelly J. Harris [See Biography] [April 26, 2016] Being a leader in any sphere isn’t simple. It requires a strong character, confidence, firm opinion and constant work on yourself. Strong leadership is a lifelong search, which requires continuous evaluation and improvement. Every leader has his own style, and every company needs an individual approach. But… Read More »
By guest blogger Ernest M. Kennedy III [See Biography] [April 14, 2015] In helping fight the wars of the United States, I gained a personal and up-close view of the human depravity of war, the particular ignominy of Communist aggression, and the shame of those Americans who degraded our returning servicemen. As I age, the Vietnam War gains… Read More »
By guest blogger Sadako Red [see disclaimer] [March 19, 2016] I write best when I’m drunk; although I have to be more careful about my spelling and grammar. After a few shots of whiskey my inhibitions – those internalized by me after years of government training – seem to melt away with alcohol in my bloodstream. Jack Daniels… Read More »
By guest blogger Cassie Phillips [January 19, 2016] It might not be the most glamorous part of the job, but as a leader, you need to provide an environment where everyone feels safe. While most people would think of physical security, there are fortunately few violent incidents to deal with in today’s world. What I’m talking about is… Read More »
By guest blogger Osborn Montague [January 8, 2016] What are the key factors for becoming a leader and a role model? It is easy to gain the title of a strong leader when you know exactly what you are doing in your heart. There are certain key points and they are the very pillars of becoming a successful… Read More »
By guest blogger Amy Cowen [October 30, 2015] In today’s world, leadership is also product branding. Great leadership and successful branding require vision, performance, values, style and even community building. While it requires making difficult decisions, leaders must always be ready to face hard choices and grace to accept any chance of success. Leadership and branding are only… Read More »
By guest blogger Kenneth Waldman [October 12, 2015] What makes a good leader? The answer to this question is a bit complex, but one could argue that a person has to possess a certain set of skills and specific characters traits in order to be able to separate himself or herself as a leader. One of the less… Read More »