Lee Ellis
On this day in leadership history in 1927, the Coney Island Cyclone roller coaster opened in New York. What’s the leadership lesson? Honorable leaders know that it’s important to have fun. Make it a priority this Summer! Coney Island Cyclone – Wikipedia
“Great achievements are generally the culmination of a lot of delayed gratification, making hard choices and doing hard things—and yes, suffering.” – Lee Ellis
Client Certification Training is available to those consultants or coaches that want to provide Leadership Behavior DNA (LBDNA) as a service offering or organizations that want an internal certified trainer to administer LBDNA with staff and clients. This is a 2-day training led by an experienced Leadership Freedom LLC® instructor/facilitator, and it includes in-depth training […]
Join Lee as he speaks on a spy-themed cruise in January 2023! It also benefits Veteran & Active-Duty Suicide Prevention. Please see more information below, and download registration details –
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 of honor as it relates to character, integrity, and ethics. Also, read and watch more Leading with Honor FAQs – www.leadingwithhonor.com/faqs
On this day in leadership history in 1910, the first Father’s Day was celebrated in Spokane, Washington. Happy Father’s Day from Lee Ellis and Leading with Honor! Your honorable leadership is the most important foundation to build a healthy society.
“People who are unable to motivate themselves must be content with mediocrity, no matter how impressive their other talents.” – Andrew Carnegie
Free Infographic – You can do it! 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 […]
We’re grateful for these kind words from Alan M. Ours, County Manager, Lumpkin County, Georgia, about Lee Ellis’ recent keynote address – “City and County Managers can be a tough crowd for a speaker. Colonel Ellis was one of the best speakers in the history of the Georgia City County Management Association! Those in attendance […]
Everyone is looking for more ways to squeeze more productive time out of the their workday. My friend and colleague, Mary Kelly, gives 5 great tips to maximize your time—check them out and post your ideas too. Read the article on Mary Kelly’s blog.
On this day in leadership history in 1987, U.S. President Reagan publicly challenged Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall. Two years later, the wall began to fall. What’s the leadership lesson? Honorable leaders become used to facing issues head-on that require courage and willingness to do the right thing. It’s a regular part […]
“Decide that good character and values must rule your daily decisions.” – Lee Ellis
Leading with Honor is proud to give our time, attention and support to the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program. Their mission is to assist, collaborate, and partner with Services, and agencies at the lowest level possible in order to provide Service members, Veterans, and Family members with informational events and activities, referrals, and proactive outreach services […]
In this season of graduations and transitions from high school to college to adult life, I’ve reflected on what I’d tell my younger self. Here they are – Know yourself. Identify your natural behavioral talents and strengths for work and nurture them. Also, understand your struggles and learn how to manage them so that […]
This simple graphic is designed to show what it takes to build a strong resilience attitude. Check this out and then go deeper at the link displayed below – Go to the full Resilience Checklist
Mary and I had wonderful evening at the 2022 NamPOW reunion ball Saturday evening in Greenville SC. It was an outstanding five-day event with lots of time to hang out with our old cellmates from the Hanoi Hilton and other POW camps. There were four men and wives attending that ranged in age from 90 […]
On this day in leadership history in 1917, American men began registering for the World War I draft. Over 4.7 million men and women served in the regular U.S. forces, national guard units, and draft units with about 2.8 million serving overseas. What’s the leadership lesson? Without knowing the future, honorable leaders find a way […]
“Decide that good character and values must rule your daily decisions.” – Lee Ellis
In this segment of leadership coaching, Lee Ellis shares his personal and professional experience in career strategy that works in all phases of career development. Whether you’re just beginning your career or are a seasoned veteran in the workforce, understanding these four areas can put you ahead of the rest by leading with honor. Please […]
Had I known then what I know now. How many seasoned, experienced leaders have said these words? Could you have avoided any mistakes? Could you be further along in your career, influence, and accomplishments? Most of us would likely conclude that the mistakes and missed opportunities have made us who we are today, but the […]