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2019
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Leadership Development Strategies
I help many people try to figure out better organizational and personal leadership strategies. One of the many things that I teach my students is that there is no difference…
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Leadership and Cybersecurity
Not long ago, I stumbled upon an article in the Harvard Business Review by Alex Blau. In it, he suggested that the leaders of organizations needed to change their perspective…
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Validation Exchange Theory – Organizational Currency
Validation Exchange: Validation Exchange can be an amazing tool for communication, goal traction, engagement, performance management, quality control, and relationship/team building (among others). An Example of Validation Exchange in Play:…
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What Should We Blame Mass Shootings On?
As you can imagine, I’ve been asked several times to provide my two cents regarding the latest series of mass shootings. I’m happy to do so but let’s put aside…
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Student Loans: What Did We Think Would Happen?
You Took Out the Loan – Repay It! Is that really the best way to look at student loans? Let’s break down how this happened. After all, we cannot fix…
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Essential Theories and Concepts in Leadership
There is no doubt that leadership can be a complicated topic. There seems to be no end to the theories and concepts about leadership and how to practice or teach…
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Social Media is Power – If Used Correctly
We have had powerful social media outlets now for over a decade. Most of us have gotten used to them, and some have grown tired of them. But let me…
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Organizational Development
Organizational Development is a complex endeavor, even for the smallest organizations. This is because there is much to consider as the organization grows and because new perspectives and considerations arise…
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Natural Biofilm Disruption
One of the most common topics people want to discuss with me is how to treat chronic infections. If this sounds like you, know that you are not alone! According…
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Do Leaders Really Make a Difference?
I was recently asked, “Do you think that leaders really make a difference?” This is a great question, and while I would suggest that they do, I would challenge anyone…
