Are you waiting for permission to proceed? Traffic signals organize and coordinate the flow of traffic. They keep things safe and orderly. We wait for
When I hear of the exploits of amateur climbers who somehow manage to summit Mount Everest, it makes me wonder – how many more times
People will only willingly follow you if they trust you, and believe in your destination. But like boarding a train, there comes a moment when
Are you giving your teammates flight lessons? As leaders, the best indicator of our success is the success of those we are responsible for. Whether it
He and his crew labored for months high in the Colorado Rockies last summer. They hiked through snow and dodged rattlesnakes in the desert while working
Spoiler Alert – There’s a happy ending. Even if you haven’t seen the movie “Elf,” you kind of know that’s how things will turn out.
Sometimes the simplest of actions can have far-reaching impact. When the unexpected happened during our fall camp out, one Scout was left without the clothing
Too often the new leader steps forward to take charge, but quickly becomes frustrated when people won’t listen to his demands. What’s wrong? These leaders
What can you learn about leadership from hiking for six months straight, covering thousands of miles, and carrying everything you own stuffed into a bag on
Abraham Lincoln once said that if he had six hours to chop down a tree, he would spend the first four sharpening his ax. More
Lacking confidence in your leadership? Are you an insecure leader? Sometimes the things we are tempted to do to compensate for insecurity are the worst
Unity of command is crucial for the success of an organization, yet the colonists settling Jamestown seemed to be actually trying to make it hard on
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