Category Archives: Leadership

13 Ways Military Organization is Better (Part 1)

By | September 2, 2019

[September 2, 2019]  The U.S. military is far better organized than most civilian companies.  You will find more structure, honesty, and focus in any military unit compared to their civilian counterparts.  This is the reason that today, I’m providing 13 methods the military organization is better than civilian businesses. Yesterday, I was speaking with my neighbor whose son… Read More »

Whatever it Takes

By | August 31, 2019

[August 31, 2019]  In 2003, during the initial invasion of Iraq, the 1st Battalion, 4th Marines were often the tip of the spear of American and coalition attacks.  They fought with distinction and were later deployed several more times to Iraq.  Their motto is “Whatever it Takes.” One of the best habits a leader can have is to… Read More »

Importance of the ‘I Have a Dream’ Speech

By | August 28, 2019

[August 28, 2019]  It was 56 years ago today, August 28, 1963, when Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous and inspiring ‘I Have a Dream’ speech at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.  Most of us believe the importance of his speech centered on removing racial segregation and discrimination against blacks in America. MLK’s speech was much… Read More »

The Ghost Leader

By | August 25, 2019

[August 25, 2019]  In my pre-teen days, a small group of friends and I worked stocking shelves in a local Piggly Wiggly Grocery Store.  Billy was my best buddy and he was the “boss.”  But we never saw the real boss; the store manager.  The manager was the ghost leader; a name that employees had given him. “When… Read More »