
Leaders: Dip Your Cup in the Well. Leave Refreshed. Serve with Purpose. Stories from barns, boardrooms, battlefields & small towns.
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| Issues | 64 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 39 hours ago |
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Planning an Offsite Where People Leave Energized and Action Continues Afterward
As the senior executive, you’re worried about how the team is going to rise to the challenge of 2027. You have serious opportunities on...
[Photo West Point AOG: Ambassador Ryan Crocker receiving the Thayer Award in 2020.]
Steve Miska has written a stunning book on the Iraq war.
It is as powerful as it is disturbing.
Baghdad Underground Railroad is the story told by a US i...
[Video: Alix trains Dolly, one of two broodmares, in the arena]
“Sometimes we have disagreements about who the Boss is on this farm,” Kelly said with her back turned to me. She had six color-coded, feed buckets in front of her and was mixi...
My Little Butterfly - a Poem Written Twenty Years Ago in Iraq [Premium Subscriber Benefit]
A young lady grows before my eyes Bearing features of her mother's side Junior Miss Schweinfurt, thespian, pianist I dread the day of her first kiss...
Author’s note: due to the sensitive nature of the work during combat, Iraqi names and other details have been modified. “Ronnie” is a nom de guerre for one of the main characters. For the reader/listener without much military exposure, many...
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Dip your cup in the Servant-Leader-Citizen well. Leave refreshed. Serve with purpose. Stories from barns, boardrooms, battlefields & small towns.
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