If Ever There Was a Time: America and the World Cup
If ever there was a time for the expectations of a jaded modern America to be surpassed, it would be upon this monumental global stage, with we as the underdogs.
Tag Archives: Leadership
The Journal I Never Kept: Army ROTC
Sometimes we need to stay the path and refuse to quit like our proud patriots in uniform. Other times, the right decision is knowing that you need to walk away.
The (Forthcoming) Generation-Y Leadership Gap?
The extent to which the modern economic recession has disproportionately impacted the next generation of American leaders could create a Gen-Y leadership gap.
Speak As If All Listen, But None Follow
While anyone and everyone can hear and remember what a leader says today, a true leader must be dedicated to communicating the message as if none are following.
The Teacher and the Student
The evolutionary nature of the relationship between Parent and Child can teach us to become more progressive leaders who benefit from sharing respect and power.
The Greatest Lesson Never Spoken
Dave becomes a published author with his inclusion in “Chicken Soup for the Soul: Thanks Dad” today. A story about quiet leadership and leading by example.
The View from Above
The view from above rises above the dreary clouds of the modern American psyche; We must collectively embody a mindset of blue skies and positivity to move on.
Learning-Leadership | A Lifelong Process
To be a leader in a globalized world, leaders needs to embrace the process of what business leadership expert John P. Kotter calls “learning leadership.”
The Radical Effect of The Quiet Leader
This weekend marks the launch of TheQuietLeader.com! TheQuietLeader.com is home to the philosophy called “The Quiet Leader,” a future book by aspiring author Dave Ursillo.
