Speed wins – usually! But not when it comes to this important aspect of leadership.

If you are going to be your best, healthiest, and highest performing self, you must forgive.

Every leader needs a “Clemmie” to tell them what nobody else can or will.

When I heard the words I’m going to share with you today, I said to myself: every teacher and every parent needs to hear this story.

Is a work of fiction less valuable because it’s “pretend”? A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and two paragraphs from a multi-million best-seller weigh in!

Americans are noted, pragmatists. It has served us well at times, but there is a problem with pragmatic thinking. Let’s talk about it.

Having brilliant people around you is great, but is brilliance enough?

I can’t even whisper the word for fear people will simply tune me out, but there is a lesson from a couple of race car drivers that is worth your time to hear.