Archive for May, 2008»
Cashing-In with Confessions
Confession is good for the soul — unfortunately, it also seems to be very good for the wallet.
History gives us few examples of leaders who are willing to put the greater good ahead of their own political fortunes. I think it is important to remember those who do.
What is it that binds us to a person, a group or a cause? Understanding the how loyalty is created and lost is an essential part of effective leadership.
The Inmates Are Running the Asylum!: Lessons About Workforce Behavioral Problems
Do you feel that you are losing control of your employees? This article will help you understand some of the common reasons for widespread employee behavioral problems, and how to correct them.
Senator Clinton has recently done some which should cause even her biggest supporters to ask, “What is she thinking?”
What makes the difference between wise and foolish leadership?
Negotiating Oil Prices
To be an effective negotiator, one must have options; such is the dilemma that President Bush faced in his recent attempt to persuade the Saudis to increase oil supply and thus lower prices.
Why do we keep bringing up Hitler and the Nazis as we grapple with the international conflicts of the 21st century?
The Grim Reaper has finally descended on Senator Clinton’s presidential campaign — and his name is John Edwards.
It’s time for Obama to stop campaigning for the primaries and turn his attention to the general election.