Leading for Good

A cultural leadership blog

 

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A must-watch interview at the Olympics

As a boy, I had a life-long dream to serve our country in the military. Coming from a family who had multiple members who served in the different branches of the military, it was a natural desire. To be able to wear the uniform and represent the United States was...

Leadership, Community, and the 2021 Sagamore Summit

It’s hard to believe that the Sagamore Leadership Initiative organization has been developing next generation leaders for a dozen years now. It is so encouraging year after year to see next generation leaders who truly want to make a difference in the world. At this...

Fathers Wanted, Fathers Needed

This Father’s Day finds me crossing an unfamiliar threshold. My oldest son Caleb is a newly minted high school graduate and is taking his next step toward greater independence in this great big world. This emerging season has caused considerable reflection for his mom...

Let’s Not Take Our Freedoms for Granted

Let’s Not Take Our Freedoms for Granted

This Memorial Day weekend brings to mind the special opportunity I had last weekend down in Dallas, TX to join my fellow Board members for the Colson Center in presenting Bob Fu with with the Wilberforce Award. Bob was a student leader during the Tiananmen Square...

Life lessons from NFL great Benjamin Watson

Yesterday, my son Andrew and I had the privilege of being able to visit my alma mater Taylor University with the All Pro Dad organization and spend some time with NFL great Benjamin Watson. In an age when so much of people’s focus is on building their platform for...