Developing Leaders (part three) Most of us have been told that leaders are objective, even non-emotional but according to Bass (1993), Bennis (1993), Burns (2003) and Zaleznik (1977) leaders both attract strong feelings of love and hate from others, but … Continue reading
What other traits do leaders exhibit that we can encourage in our children and in ourselves? Managers act to limit choices, while leaders work on fresh approaches to long-standing problems and open issues to new options. While managers … Continue reading
 John Maxwell states that each one of us has a purpose or life’s mission and to that means that each of us is a leader. We have to become leaders in order to pursue the different solutions and overcome … Continue reading
Do you know adults whose parents home schooled them? What do you think of these adult home school graduates? What do they think of themselves? How do they describe their experience? In a nation-wide study conducted by Brian Ray of … Continue reading
For those of you who have gotten within a mile of me in the past three months you know: I have started the process of writing my dissertation. It is a process that will take at least a year and … Continue reading
