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Articles, News, and Media to encourage you as an honorable leader.
Leading with Honor is privileged to support several worthwhile nonprofit organizations with our time, talent, and revenue. The Wounded Warrior Project’s mission is to honor and empower Wounded Warriors, and their vision is to foster the most successful, well-adjusted generation of wounded service members in our nation’s history. Please learn more about the fantastic work […]
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Quick Leading with Honor Coaching Tip: consistency is the essence of creating good team communication and boundaries. Along with the commitment to lead with honor as your foundation, here are four practical steps that can guide you forward in everyday communication: Clarify. Make sure everyone understands expectations, the boundaries and their purpose and why […]
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Need some clear ethical boundaries for your team or organization? core behavioral reminders for being civil in your personal and professional life? Here are 7 core behaviors to lead and work with honor. For example, article #2 says, “Be ethical. Operate within the laws of the land, the guidelines of your profession, and the policies […]
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Readers of Lee’s latest books love the topical reference quality of looking up a particular subject when needed. Each book has its own index for quick scanning. Save 30% instantly when you buy both Lee Ellis leadership books together – Please purchase in the Leading with Honor Store, or order from your favorite book retailer […]
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On this day in leadership history in 1803, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled itself to be the final interpreter of all constitutional issues. What’s the leadership lesson? Honorable leaders get input and counsel from a variety of sources, but the leader must have the courage to make the final decision. U.S Supreme Court – Wikipedia […]
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“Example is not the main thing in influencing others. It is the only thing.” – Albert Schweitzer
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A few years ago, I began noticing a line of clothing marketed mainly to young people that proudly displayed its label of “NO BOUNDARIES.” I knew it was a marketing ploy to the young and restless, but instinctively it felt dangerous. Unfortunately, some people took the label seriously. In today’s culture, far too many people […]
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Special thank you to Chad Worz, Pharm.D., BCGP, Chief Executive Officer, American Society of Consultant Pharmacists, for his kind words about Lee’s recent Leading with Honor message at their event – “Colonel Ellis and his team were wonderful to work with in all facets of the keynote presentation. He exudes strength, class, integrity and honor […]
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On this day in leadership history in 1924, swimmer Johnny Weissmuller set a world record in the 100-yard freestyle. He did it with a time of 57-2/5 seconds in Miami, FL. What’s the leadership lesson? How do you think that Johnny was able to achieve this goal? What fears and doubts did he have […]
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“Be not afraid of growing slowly, be afraid only of standing still.” – Chinese Proverb
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Free Infographic! We all have those moments where we have to “press in and press through” a situation and emerge on the other side with honor — smarter, stronger, and more grateful. We’ve created the free “Resilience Checklist” infographic to help pinpoint some of the 12 areas that you can strengthen in your personal […]
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Leader transparency can be a frightening proposition for any organization, a reality that isn’t lost on S.C. Johnson and his company. But at a time when stakeholders increasingly expect more candor from the world’s top companies, the upfront discomfort may well be worth it. Please read their article on the Triple Pundit website and […]
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Send some love to your leaders or team this month with the 2-Book Leading with Honor book package. Save 30% instantly when you buy both Lee Ellis leadership books together – Check out the link in the Leading with Honor Store, or order from your favorite book retailer such as Amazon or Barnes and […]
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On this day in leadership history in 1920, major league baseball representatives outlawed pitches that involve tampering with the ball. Do you want to be an honorable leader? Be fair and lead the right way so that your long-term legacy is secured. The basis for cheating is in self-doubt and lack of confidence. […]
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“Remember, strategy is nothing more than intent. Strategy is monetized only when the right people do the right things at the right time. That’s called execution. Most businesses struggle with execution because they don’t have the right people doing the right things at the right time.” – Dan King
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Last Fall I did a couple of blogs on core identity. This month, let’s focus on the core of our identity, which is more than your vocation or hobbies represented in the outer circles below—it’s the inner self that truly defines who you are: Outward Confidence is Not Inner Confidence As a 24-year old […]
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4 Quick Tactics to Conquer Fears and Doubts – These might be just what is needed to help take your fearful thoughts and actions captive and reach new milestones – Fear is Normal—Learn to Proactively Manage It. We can train and equip ourselves to make logical choices that manage our fears (instead of our […]
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Fill-in-the-Blank – “When I’m nervous or fearful about a situation, the way that I build courage is to _______________________________________.” Please post your responses below – thank you
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On this day in leadership history in 1862, Thomas Edison printed the “Weekly Herald” and distributed it to train passengers traveling between Port Huron and Detroit, MI. It was the first time a newspaper had been printed on a train. What’s the leadership lesson? As a leader, what is something in your everyday use […]
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“Honor bespeaks worth. Confidence begets trust. Service brings satisfaction. Cooperation proves the quality of leadership.” – James Cash Penney
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Giving Back! One of Leading with Honor’s favorite nonprofit organizations in the Air Warrior Courage Foundation. It was formed by military aviators to “care for our own,” their mission and focus is on active duty, guard, reserve, and retired military personnel and their families needing financial assistance for medical, educational, and other extraordinary expenses not […]
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You’re in the midst of a situation or challenge that instills fear. What do you do? In the animal kingdom, fear produces a “fight or flight” response, and it’s true with people, too. But honorable leaders see fear coming and know how to handle it, right? Regardless of your natural behavior, the biggest challenge for […]
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Do you anyone with positive “affective presence” that are easy to be around and oil the gears of social interactions? If so, they’re gold in a team or organization! How do they do it? And is it natural or learned behavior? Interesting article—please check it out on the Atlantic website and post your comments – […]
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On this day in leadership history in 1888, The National Geographic Society was founded in Washington, DC “to increase and diffuse geographic knowledge”. Today, National Geographic’s various media properties reach more than 280 million people monthly. What’s the leadership lesson? As an honorable leader, make it a goal that your work tries to benefit […]
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“Day-to-day #courage is the type that truly builds honorable #leadership and outcomes, and it’s a personal responsibility that we all must embrace.” – Lee Ellis
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