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Leaders–Can Over-Communication Be Taken Too Far? Watch This Short Interview from Lee Ellis

In the context of leadership, watch Lee’s thoughts on the importance of over-communicating. How do you over-communicate when leading your team—whether it’s work, home, or community? One key comment from […]

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Fighting to Win in Leadership (Part 2) – How to Get There

(Editor’s Note: We featured Part 1 of this article in January 2013 and intentionally waited until the middle of the year to post this second post. We encourage you to […]

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Ask Lee Your Question on the Topic of Accountability – Contact Details Enclosed

We need your help! The topic of accountability is consistently one of the most popular topics that Lee is asked in his travel and speaking. So, he’s currently writing his […]

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The 5 Ways to Spot an Emotionally Intelligent Leader

by Harvey Deutschendorf (Editor’s Note: From time to time, we want to feature blog articles from other authors that highlight a particular issue related to leadership and personal development.) Research […]

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Faith and Courage: Close Allies in Authentic Leadership – Watch the Video

Lee Ellis was invited to speak on InTouch with Dr. Charles Stanley recently. In honor of the Independence Day Week, we wanted to share this message with you, too. In […]

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Leaders and Difficult Decisions: How Do You Handle Syrian Crisis Scenarios?

Hard choices come with the job of a leader. Imagine almost 1 million Americans dying in a modern American civil war over the last two years, comparatively speaking. That is […]

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How Do You Believe That the Environment and Focus of Leading Organizations has Changed in the Last 50 Years? Read More.

Author, Seth Godin, writes this “Memo to the Modern COO” at the link below. Here’s an excerpt – “Alignment to the mission, to the culture, to what we do around […]

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Doing the Right Thing: My Frustrating Healthcare Visit and the Surprise Ending

By Michael Roman (Editor’s Note: From time to time, we want to feature blog articles from other authors that highlight a particular issue related to leadership and personal development.) Frustrations […]

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Edward Snowden: Courageous Leader, or Person with Lack of Morals and Accountability? Scrutinizing the Latest Events in the NSA Scandal

(Editor’s Update: You can also listen to Lee’s brief interview on America’s Radio News Network on this issue – go to www.LeadingWithHonor.com) As a former POW in the camps of […]

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On Leaders and Accountability (Part 6): How to Take Action When Expectations Aren’t Met

Here’s the scene. Joe Staff Member is on your team, and you’ve done all of the right things to develop a healthy relationship of accountability; you’ve clarified, mentored, coached, checked […]

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An Example of Innovative Leadership and Growth – Vietnam POW 40th Anniversary Celebration

Last night, former POW and leadership consultant, Lee Ellis’ interview Diane Sawyer on ABC World News highlighted the 40th Anniversary of he and his comrades POW release from Vietnam. A […]

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CNN Interview with Lee Ellis on Courage, Honor, and Resilience in Leadership

On Memorial Day, Lee sat down with Joe Johns on CNN to talk about courage, honor, and resilience both in the Vietnam POW camps and everyday life as a leader. […]

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