Lee Ellis
In this 2-minute video clip with Leading with Honor Founder and President, Lee Ellis, and Speaker|Author|Trainer, Eddie Williams, they answer the question on how ethical principles fit within the dimensions of power and authority that leaders have. Read and watch more FAQs in our FAQs section.
If you’re not intentional and careful, the battle of leadership doubts and fears can undermine your success as an honorable leader. In this new coaching clip, Lee uses the recent World Series win by the Atlanta Braves to share his insights on how to break through your limitations and be a winner. Also, read the […]
In this 3-minute video clip with Leading with Honor Founder and President, Lee Ellis, and Director of Learning, Eddie Williams, they answer the question on whether a person’s character is malleable or unable to change. Also, watch and read more in the Leading with Honor FAQ section.
The danger of individual and team burnout seem more prevalent than ever before. The honorable leader that can go first in creating a positive culture will be the ones who survive and thrive. What’s the best way to be a positive leader? Lee’s 5-minute coaching clip this month shares his advice – Also, read the […]
In this 3-minute video clip with Leading with Honor Founder and President, Lee Ellis, and Director of Learning, Eddie Williams, they answer the question on how a leader’s background and experience can affect their character and integrity. Please watch and share! You can also read and watch more FAQs at www.LeadingWithHonor.com/FAQs
When you feel helpless to create change around you, it’s time to re-think and be aware of the areas that you do have influence. Recently, I’ve mentioned my concern about our national culture and the growing fractures and splits we are seeing. This month, it’s time to take culture down to the local level, to […]
We all know that trust is built over time, and some people are naturally more trusting than others. How can you discern or observe an honorable leader in action? And what are the warning signs of a leader who isn’t honorable? Lee’s 6-minute coaching advice this month shares some from his early POW experience, career […]
In this 4-minute video clip with Leading with Honor Founder and President, Lee Ellis, and Director of Learning, Eddie Williams, they answer the question on how to approach and handle a situation where a leader or colleague is being unethical. Please watch and share! Read and watch more FAQs
Whether it’s our culture at-large or your own team, unity should be a goal for all honorable leaders in word and deed. When you’re faced with multiple, potentially divisive challenges, how can you pull people together for a common goal? Lee’s 5-minute coaching advice this month shares some from his early POW experience, career experience, […]
Are boundaries a good thing, or are they restrictive? And what should be our courageous stance as leaders on this topic? Before we answer, let’s look back in time. July is the special month when we celebrate our nation’s independence, because it recognizes the monumental event when our Continental Congress declared independence from England. Most […]
Perhaps you’re delaying the need to make a courageous personal or professional decision. Or maybe you’re a next gen leader who’s delaying that education or career choice. In this archive Leading with Honor Coaching Clip, Lee gives us advice on finding the courage to create change. Please watch and be encouraged –
In this season of next generation leaders either graduating or starting a new career, there are some important choices that need to be made. What are the most important choices to consider as a future leader? And how can veteran leaders advise them? Lee offers his valuable advice based on his past experience assessing, training, […]
“If it’s going to be done right, I have to do it myself.” How many leaders fall into this trap? In this 90-second clip, Lee encourages all of us to have a support team that we can count on. Please watch –
In this latest interactive webinar series, guest author and speaker Dee Ann Turner joins Lee Ellis and Hugh Massie to discuss how leaders can behaviorally coach themselves and others more effectively in their day-to-day work. While the topic may seem easy and obvious, using knowledge of natural behavior is the best way to increase team […]
In this new interview with Dr Bill Lampton, Lee explains why leaders must over-communicate to personal and organizational leadership goals. This is one of the foundational principles in the Lee’s award-winning book, Leading with Honor: Leadership Lessons from the Hanoi Hilton.
In this 3-minute video clip with Leading with Honor Founder and President, Lee Ellis, and Director of Learning, Eddie Williams, they answer the question of honor as it relates to character, integrity, and ethics. Please watch and share! Read and watch more FAQs
We all know people are unique and different, but what’s the best way to understand and assess these differences to improve team communication and performance? In this new 4-minute Leading with Honor Coaching clip, Lee Ellis explains how our natural behaviors can be analyzed and used to lead others effectively. Please watch and share with […]
In this latest interactive webinar series, “The Behavioral Management Game Show – How to Manage Yourself and Others”, we hosted another fun gameshow format while learning to adapt your behavioral management style to manage yourself and others. Lee Ellis and Hugh Massie helped us sharpen our skills with their advice and experience. Please watch and […]
Lee’s Veterans History Project Interview was broadcast last weekend on the American History TV network on intimate details of his POW experience as well as military and business careers. Watch it on the American History TV network by clicking on the video image below –
Many times, the demands of leadership and team performance can create an imbalance in our work-life balance. In this new 4-minute Leading with Honor Coaching clip, Lee Ellis reveals a new study he read recently on employee burnout and how to lead in a healthier way. Please watch and share with others – (Video not […]