How to Publish About Leadership on Linkedin
Alan's12 traits for people to write about leadership on Linkedin: There is a numbered list of traits and behaviors with no justification or credibility. Many are simplistic: Treat people kindly. Do not drop hot coffee on their laps. Some are
Fourth of July
Most of the people who are so desperately angry at everything around them are really just experiencing self-anger and directing it outward. That doesn't help, so they get angrier instead of asking themselves, "Why do so many others find success
Perspective
Since July 4, 1776, the US has grown from 13 colonies with 2.5 million people to 50 states and 14 territories with over 342 million people connected by roughly 5,000 airports, 4 million miles of roads, 140,000 miles of train tracks,
What Is A “Democratic Socialist”?
Socialism is a political and economic philosophy wherein ownership and control of production is in the hands of the state, not in private hands. There is governmental control over industries, resources, distributtion, and so forth, in the name of a
Animal Farm
My German Shepherd can reach 32 miles-per-hour, for short bursts, and maintain 15 MPH for about an hour. A cheetah can reach 75 MPH (the fastest land animal) but only for about 30 seconds (that is not a typo). They
Sink of Swim?
The trouble with the dumb, autumn, return-to-school essay "What I Did on My Summer Vacation" is that it should be completed before summer with "What I Plan to Do on My Summer Vacation." Then kids can learn the distinctions about
Which Answer Do You Prefer?
What do you do? I'm an architect. I'm a coach. I'm a bus driver. I'm a teacher. What do you do? I create more productive living and working environments. I generate higher performance and fulfillment. I provide safe and reliable transportation to businesses, stores, and homes. I help create
The Better Thing
People tend to pride themselves on fast response, and that's a good thing. But what about "anticipatory response," when you suggest something the other party didn't even realize was needed. It's called "marketing." That's an even better thing.