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America at 250: Freedom Still Requires Participation
As America celebrates its 250th birthday, we have every reason to be grateful.
For 250 years, this nation has stood as a place of opportunity, resilience, innovation, and hope.
Our history has included great victories, hard lessons, sacr...
Many organizations claim to have a succession plan.
Succession Planning Should Not Begin After Someone Leaves
Many organizations claim to have a succession plan.
What they really have is a list of people who might be considered when a position becomes vacant.
That is not succession plan...
Pride Is Not the Same as Approval
A new Gallup poll shows that 53% of Americans describe themselves as extremely or very proud to be American.
That is down from 58% in 2025 and 67% in 2024. Only 33% now say they are extremely proud, compared with 70% in 2003.
Those...
Being busy is not the same as being productive.
Stop Settling for Mediocrity Disguised as Effort
Showing up is important, but showing up without improving, learning, or producing results is not enough.
Too many workplaces reward visible effort without asking whether that effort is ac...
Leading Up When Your Boss Is a Turd
Leadership would be much easier if every person in authority were reasonable, humble, self-aware, and open to feedback.
Unfortunately, some bosses are turds.
They may be arrogant, unpredictable, defensive, controlling, or quick to tak...
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