What’s any leaders’ obligations when dealing with their team’s freedoms? Do leaders have freedom of speech? It’s a difficult question, and in times like in 2020 in the United States of America, it’s become a major challenge.

While I don't generally blog about politics, a big part of leadership is having a position and taking a stance when necessary. This post is about leadership and the effects this election has on your ability to lead.

Faith tends to conjure up ideas of religion first. This has the effect of causing many people to avoid discussing it. It’s exactly what makes faith for leaders and leadership particularly important. Here's why...

At the core of everything you do is your character. It’s the core of your reputation and it’s the basis of your branding. Before you lead anything, work anywhere, help anyone, your character defines how you will perform. Read to see why it's so vital

When you trust your team, delegate planning based on your desired end game, you get results that are consistently great. Winning is the only acceptable outcome for leaders. It’s a victory for the team and sometimes means conquering your market

Leaders face possibilities quite different from managers and team members. How leaders do this exemplifies their leadership skills and defines why they succeed so often.

When advancing along the path of how to be a good leader, you will make mistakes. What you do when you get it wrong will be a big part of your leadership development. Handle this right, and you will know a big secret of how to be a good leader.

As a leader, it's your responsibility to connect. Here's why and how a leader can quickly connect with anyone.