Category Archives: Information

Who Cares About Leadership?

By | May 11, 2016

[May 11, 2016]  The other day I was perusing the Internet looking at the popularity of various ideas.  My interest was how the subject of leadership compared with other concepts such as gaming, music, food, and sports.  Leadership was hardly a blip on the radar (depending on how it’s measured), while music and television were consistently at the… Read More »

What to Improve in Teenager Leadership (Part 3)

[May 3, 2016]  In Parts 1 and 2 of this three-part series, I argued that teenagers lack leadership skills’ training and proposed that a formalized teenager leadership system be established.  When teenager leadership is overlooked, as it has been historically, the contributions of those young folks are stunted.  By teaching them early in their development, leadership will become… Read More »

What to Improve in Teenager Leadership (Part 2)

[May 2, 2016]  In Part 1 of this three-part series, I argued that teenagers lack training in leadership skills and that holds them back as adults.  Teenager leadership is an overlooked part of education throughout most societies, especially Western nations where it is assumed that leadership can somehow be absorbed through classroom instruction.  I reject this idea and… Read More »

Enhancing Resilience in Leaders

By | April 29, 2016

[April 29, 2016]  In the study of military history a special area only recently receiving attention is the survival of Prisoners of War (POW).  From the Revolutionary War through Vietnam, U.S. Army researchers discovered a number of patterns that was the key to POW survival; the more mentally and physically resilient, the higher the survival rate.  Resilience was… Read More »