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Questioning Leadership: How to Get the Answers You Need in a Crisis

September 9, 2013 · by · in Creative Followership, Dilbert, Laughing about Leadership, Sustainable Leadership · 6 Comments

When I argued that the “A” in leadership is asking questions, I emphasized the importance of courage and curiosity. Asking questions means getting nuanced and relevant information from colleagues and followers in order to lead effectively. It’s particularly important in a crisis. But there’s a bigger challenge embedded in this not-so-small strategy — how do […]

Important questions about Faith: Romney, Mormonism and the End Times

November 5, 2012 · by · in Mitt Romney · 1 Comment

REBLOGGED FROM TIKKUN DAILY: Romney: “The war that’s coming to kill all the Jews – our church believes that.” by: David Harris-Gershon on November 3rd, 2012 Mitt Romney’s end-times theological beliefs have largely remained in the shadows during this election. However, a secretly-recorded video has resurfaced from Romney’s first presidential run, bringing renewed attention to Romney’s apocalyptic […]

The Challenge of Creating Change

September 17, 2012 · by · in Healing Leadership, Sustainable Leadership · Leave a comment

Tikkun Daily Blog is a fascinating resource for me, in terms of political thinking, spiritual work in the world, and leadership process. Miki Kashtanʻs post, the first of three, is interesting in the way it talks about the resources we need to create change in the world. “In the last few days I’ve been almost […]