Category Archives: Good Lessons

Good leaders tend to be better listeners than bad leaders. Moreover, good leaders tend to be able to read between the lines better than bad leaders. That is to say good leaders can insightfully read and interpret data, people’s actions, … Continue reading →

From Pages 40 & 41 GOOD SUCCESS: Learning Good Lessons from Bad Leaders Many, many possibilities can make bad leaders bad. For example, an inability to create or communicate a compelling vision that is widely adopted throughout the organization may … Continue reading →

Excerpt from GOOD SUCCESS: Learning Good Lessons from Bad Leaders. Page 272 I don’t know of a better way to fall out of positive relationship than for a leader to communicate with word, or impression that they have superior knowledge … Continue reading →

To most people, creativity and loafing don’t seem to go hand in hand, but in fact, they are strongly related. Most bad leaders don’t creatively loaf; they just loaf. What’s the difference? Creative loafing is planned and productive idleness. Good … Continue reading →

Given the nature and relevancy of the topic (see: Government response to COVID-19 Pandemic) This entry, 976 words, is a bit longer than I would ordinarily post. Yet, I hope you find it timely and worthy of the few minutes … Continue reading →