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Day: October 7, 2026

Leadership Is Not About Permanence: Developing People as an Act of Stewardship

I have used those words often because they capture something I have come to believe very deeply about leadership. Every leadership position is temporary.

“These Young People…”: Leading and Communicating Across Generations

I have heard the phrase many times. “These young people today…” And depending on who is speaking, what follows might be a comment about work ethic, communication, loyalty, patience, technology, respect or expectations.

From Having the Answers to Asking Better Questions: The Coaching Leader

Sometimes the most developmental thing a leader can do is resist giving the answer and ask a better question. Earlier in my leadership career, I thought one of the ways I added value was by helping people find answers.

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