Coaching Clip – How to Know Yourself Better as a Leader
Growing in self-awareness and believing in yourself is a process, but the result for you and others is invaluable! In this new coaching clip, Lee shares a special Christmas story […]
Coaching Blog – The Most Overlooked Gift Idea for Leaders
Here’s an intangible but valuable gift-giving idea for the Hanukkah and Christmas season. Initially, it may seem self-serving, but it actually helps others. It’s the gift and freedom of being […]
Lee Ellis Interview – Passing the Torch Podcast
Martin Foster began this podcast because of the inspirational principles found in Lee’s book ‘Leading with Honor’. For the first time, Lee and Martin sit down to discuss the impact […]
Coaching Clip – Ways to Pause and Reflect with Gratitude
In our western culture where performance and accomplishment are top priority, stopping to pause and reflect with gratitude takes intentional effort. But the payoff is worth it! In this 3-minute […]
Coaching Blog – Gratitude: The Life-Giving Antidote to Leadership Challenges
While most of us are operating at a very fast pace these days, lately I’ve realized how important it is to intentionally slow down and spend some time cultivating a […]
Want to Win? 2 Ways Great Leaders Get It Done
It’s the American way—the winning spirit in which many people live and aspire to every day. In more than three decades of working in personal and leadership development, it’s become […]
Coaching Clip – How One Leader Transformed into Greatness
What can we learn from the past shortcomings of others, especially when they’ve been able to transform themselves and achieve greatness? In this month’s coaching, Lee share this executive coaching […]
Coaching Blog – The Contrasting Formula for Leadership Greatness
It’s the American way—the winning spirit in which many people live and aspire to every day. Many of our efforts in life are focused on achieving greatness in life and […]
George Washington’s Vision for America
The Biography Channel has created this brief 4-minute clip depicting the words of our nation’s first president, George Washington, when he retired as General of the Continental Army in 1783. […]
Coaching Clip – Lessons to Communicate Better in Life and Work
One of the most effective ways to grow as a leader is by learning from the lives and experiences of others. In this month’s coaching clip, Lee shares several examples […]
Coaching Blog – How to Win the Battle of Clear Communication
Wow, this summer has flown by, hasn’t it? But you know the saying, “Time flies when you are having fun.” In the POW camps, we modified this to say “Fun […]
Video FAQ – “What’s your strategy to help people stay on course in leading with character?”
In this 3-minute video clip with me and Speaker|Author|Trainer, Eddie Williams, we answer the question on a strategy to help leaders consistently stay on course with character-focused leadership. Also, read […]
Coaching Blog – How to Weave Stronger Bonds in Leadership
Major life experiences shared with someone generally create a strong bond, don’t they? From hardship and challenges to victories and celebrations, people are irrevocably woven together by pivotal moments in […]
Coaching Clip – The Best Ways to Bond with Important People in Your Life
Bonding is a stronger term than mere companionship and teamwork—it takes personal and professional relationships to a deeper level. What are the best ways to do it well? In this […]
Coaching Clip – Breaking the Habit of Independent-Only Thinking
Our ideas and ways of thinking are the best, right? Well maybe not. If we choose as leaders to be open to the values and opinions of your team and […]
Tips for Allow Your Independent Spirit to Rely on Others
As a leader (or just as a person), you must believe in yourself and have a degree of independence. Others cannot manage your life. You must take ownership of the […]
Video FAQ – “How do current events show the temptation to cut corners in character and integrity?”
In this 3-minute video clip with Leading with Honor Founder and President, Lee Ellis, and Speaker|Author|Trainer, Eddie Williams, they answer the question on how easy it is to threaten one’s […]
3 easy ways to make criticism sting a little less
Insightful, quick advice from friend and colleague, Ralph de la Vega, on the potentially uncomfortable subject of communicating criticism or feedback to someone else. He is one of the most […]
Quick Tips to Build the 3 Important Elements of Commitment, Courage, and Trust
Commitment and courage go hand in hand, don’t they? You can’t really have one without the other. And when they’re done consistently, trust is inevitably the outcome on this third […]
Coaching Clip – Powerful Examples of Commitment in Life and Leadership
In this new coaching clip, Lee shares two powerful stories on the power of commitment to effect change in one’s personal and professional life. Do you need some inspiring examples […]