Book Titles

…leaders must surround themselves with capable, strong, competent advisors – and then listen.

Leaders must show affection and concern for those under their responsibility.

Those who would render loyalty to a leader want to know they are appreciated.

Leadership is about taking risks. If your life is free of failure, you aren’t much of a leader.

The chance of making mistakes increases dramatically with leadership, no matter its nature or level, but never having failed is never having led.

Mistakes are not the problem. How one identifies new opportunity, and how one learns from those mistakes, determines the quality and durability of leaders.

Leaders can come in different forms and flavors, but core elements rarely vary: talent, integrity, courage, vision, commitment, empathy, humility, and confidence.

Successful leaders maintain their positions through respect earned the old-fashioned way.

Life is difficult and success even more so, but anything worth doing must be challenging.

Engaging in activities devoid of difficulty, lounging in risk-free zones, is life without great meaning.