If courage is the house that all leadership lives in, then integrity is the electricity that powers it! You can never get past that foundational truth, regardless of the title in front of your name or the letters behind your name. Thank you for this great article, brother!
How do'n, years ago I was restarting a lift station and the pump control was in the company office storage area. Where all past thought goes to die. I saw a book which I think might have the same title as this post. I took it and I might have put it in the boiler room. I will look for it tomorrow. It was paperback and had a man in a suit with his back to the reader. His gaze was off the the right. Now that I am older and hope to retire most people look up to me even though I am not titled a leader, whether I like it or not.
Great article. I recall learning some of these lessons the hard way. At the same time I had many leaders around me, not themselves being intentional, going through wash-rinse-repeat endlessly just to stay in comfort.
If courage is the house that all leadership lives in, then integrity is the electricity that powers it! You can never get past that foundational truth, regardless of the title in front of your name or the letters behind your name. Thank you for this great article, brother!
How do'n, years ago I was restarting a lift station and the pump control was in the company office storage area. Where all past thought goes to die. I saw a book which I think might have the same title as this post. I took it and I might have put it in the boiler room. I will look for it tomorrow. It was paperback and had a man in a suit with his back to the reader. His gaze was off the the right. Now that I am older and hope to retire most people look up to me even though I am not titled a leader, whether I like it or not.
Great article. I recall learning some of these lessons the hard way. At the same time I had many leaders around me, not themselves being intentional, going through wash-rinse-repeat endlessly just to stay in comfort.